Women protest incessant abduction of children in Kano
The protesters later submitted a letter at the gate of the Government House for onward delivery to the governor.
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The women marched from State Road to the Government House, Kano, chanting “we are tired of kidnapping’’, “leave our children alone’’, among others.
They carried placards with inscriptions as “we are tired of stealing our children. “government should do something about it”, and “we want serious action from government.’’
The protesters were mainly from Hotoro, Kawo, Kawon Mallam and Kawon Maigari in Nasarawa Local Government Area of the state.
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Halima Abubakar and Aisha Abubakar who led the protest appealed to authorities concerned to take urgent steps.
Abubakar said “as mothers and sisters, we feel disturbed about the situation and hope government will do something urgently about it.
“We are calling on Kano State Government and security agents to do something about situation.’’
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