The Kano State Police Command has invited Hon. Aliyu Sani-Madaki, member-elect of Dala Federal Constituency, for an investigation over alleged unlawful possession of a firearm. The Command's Public Relations Officer, SP Abdullahi Haruna-Kiyawa, confirmed that Sani-Madaki is currently at the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID) undergoing investigation under the leadership of Commissioner of Police, Mr. Muhammad Yakubu.

An explosion caused by a man frying fish near a gas retail outlet in Sheka quarters, Karshen Kwalta, Kano, resulted in the deaths of two children, 11-year-old Sunusi Adamu and 13-year-old Umar Gambo, and injuries to 19 others. The incident, which also damaged three nearby buildings, prompted the Kano State Police Command to start an investigation and an awareness campaign to prevent similar incidents. The police spokesperson, Haruna Kiyawa, confirmed the casualties and the ongoing investigation. Atiku Maniru, the elder brother of one of the deceased, urged the Kano State government to impose restrictions on gas retailers operating in residential areas.

The Kano state police command has urged youths to embrace dialogue instead of violent protests under the guise of EndSARS. Commissioner of Police Habu Ahmadu Sani emphasized the importance of peaceful expression of grievances and highlighted the success of community policing in preventing violence in Kano. The state commissioner of Youths and Sports, Kabiru Ado Lakwaya, also advocated for dialogue and peace-building, noting that Kano's proactive measures helped maintain peace during the nationwide protests.