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Police Commissioner apologises to Kano NBA on arrest, detention of members

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
March 21, 2019
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The Police Command in Kano State on Thursday apologised to the state branch of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) over the alleged attack and maltreatment of some lawyers in the state.

State Police Commissioner, Mr Wakili Muhammad, made the apology when he visited the state headquarters of the NBA located at Farm Centre area in Kano metropolis.

Muhammad said that lawyers were partners in progress, hence his decision to apologise to the union in order to forge ahead.

“Lawyers are part of me and part of my job so I hope we will continue to work together and do what is expected of us in accordance with the law,” he said.

Muhammad said he was ready to apologise to the union in whatever way the members of the union wanted it either in a written letter or through the print media.

Responding, the State chairman of the association, Musa Abdullahi-Lawal thanked the Commissioner of Police for the visit.

He expressed the readiness of the union to work with the Police in the state to ensure quick dispensation of Justice.

The state branch of NBA, on Wednesday, gave the state police command 48 hours within which to tender public apology to the association for allegedly molesting its members while on their lawful duties. 

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