Kano Hisbah Board Allocates 50 Mass Wedding Slots to Journalists, Expands Programme to Include Professionals

Commander-General Sheikh Aminu Daurawa announced the allocation, highlighting the success of the previous batch where 1,800 marriages were consummated. The board has decided to expand the programme to include interested members of various professional fields such as law, healthcare, and journalism.

In a bid to extend the benefits of its mass wedding programme to professional groups, the Kano State Hisbah Board has allocated 50 slots to journalists and media workers in its next batch. This initiative aims to promote moral values, reduce immorality, and strengthen community ties.

Commander-General Sheikh Aminu Daurawa announced the allocation, highlighting the success of the previous batch where 1,800 marriages were consummated. The board has decided to expand the programme to include interested members of various professional fields such as law, healthcare, and journalism.

Sheikh Daurawa explained that the mass wedding initiative aims to provide support to individuals seeking to get married and promote moral values in society. By involving more professionals, the board seeks to strengthen community ties and provide a sense of belonging among young men and women.

In addition to the expanded mass wedding programme, the Hisbah Board has established the Hisbah Academy in collaboration with local institutions such as YUMSUK, Aminu Kano College of Islamic Legal Studies, Sa'adatu Rimi University of Education, and BUK. The academy will offer formal education and training in Hisbah work, awarding certificates to its graduates.

The Hisbah Academy aims to equip students with knowledge and skills relevant to Hisbah operations, furthering the board's mission to maintain peace and order in Kano State. While the commencement date for the second phase of the mass wedding was not announced, the board's initiatives demonstrate its commitment to promoting moral values and supporting the community.

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