Society
Kebbi: Hisbah arrests 25 youths in hotel raid over alleged immoral acts

Operatives of the Kebbi State Hisbah Board have arrested 25 youths during a raid on a hotel in Argungu Local Government Area over alleged involvement in immoral acts.
The Director of Shariah of the board, Sirajo Kamba, confirmed the development in a statement issued on Saturday in Birnin Kebbi.
According to Kamba, the operation was carried out on July 3 as part of the board’s ongoing efforts to curb social vices and promote moral values across the state.
He said the raid led to the arrest of 25 suspects, comprising 12 males and 13 females.
“On July 3, the Kebbi Hisbah Board carried out a raid at a hotel in Argungu and successfully apprehended 25 suspects allegedly involved in immoral activities,” Kamba said.
He added that the suspects would be investigated in accordance with the law and that anyone found culpable would be subjected to the appropriate legal process.
Kamba noted that the operation forms part of measures aimed at maintaining public decency, peace and social order in the state.
The Hisbah Board said investigations into the matter are ongoing.

Society2 days agoIyabo Obasanjo clarifies father’s real age
Society3 days agoOutrage As Video Of Primary Schoolgirls Smoking And Drinking Surfaces Online
Breaking3 days agoNigerian nun in tears as she’s released after being arrested by ICE while walking to Mass in the US (video)
Investigation2 days agoEight de@d and 13 injured after being hit by truck ‘being driven by child’
Breaking3 days ago"I would have contacted HIV or Hepatitis B if I had stayed" – Nigerian woman says as she reflects on her failed marriage
Breaking2 days agoPanelists and guests on a podcast burst into laughter after 54-year-old US woman âmarriedâ to a 36-year-old Nigeria-based man, who she sends money to every month, laments about lack of love from him
World2 days agoMonaco bombing: Ukrainian oligarch's alleged mistress loses both legs as wife speaks out
World2 days agoWW3 fears explode as Cuba warns Donald Trump it's 'preparing for war'













