The Kebbi State Hisbah Board has reportedly banned celebrations marking the completion of secondary school education, citing Islamic teachings and societal moral values.
This move is part of the board’s ongoing efforts to combat social vices and promote moral values in the state and society.
The ban is likely aimed at curbing perceived excesses and immoral activities often associated with such celebrations.
The Hisbah Board has been active in enforcing Sharia law and promoting moral values in Kebbi State, and its actions are often seen as part of its mandate to enforce Islamic teachings and societal norms.
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