Barely 15 hours later, police vacate ex-governor's residence
Police had said they sealed off the property, located on Lugard road, to “prevent illegal assembly.”
Former Governor of Kano State, Rabiu Kwankwaso
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It was gathered that the police personnel were withdrawn after complaints were lodged to higher authorities.
The former governor was said to be planning to host a mass wedding by the Kwankwaasiyya movement.
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Shortly after the security men vacated the residence, some of the Kwankwaasiyya faithful occupied the building to celebrate their freedom, report said.
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