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Police React To Rumoured Attack On Emir Of Kano
In a statement on Sunday by its spokesman, DSP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, the state police command said the story of an attack on the Emir of Kano was false.
Kiyawa disclosed that one of the vehicles in the convoy of the Emir was involved in an accident on Sunday and not an attack on the monarch.
The statement reads: “It was an accident that involved the last vehicle in the convoy of the Emir on Sunday at Dangi interchange recently commissioned by President Muhammadu Buhari.
“It is not true that there was an attack on the emir. Rather it was an accident that affected the last vehicle in the convoy of the emir.
“Incidentally, when the Emir’s convoy was coming from Zaria Road heading to the palace, with the siren on, all other vehicles stopped.
“The emir’s convoy passed through the underpass of the interchange, but one of the vehicles that earlier stopped tried to move thinking there was no other vehicle not realising that there was a last escort vehicle in the convoy.”
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