Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State has expressed serious dismay over the alleged unprofessional conduct of the State Commissioner of Police, Ibrahim Bakori and his abrupt withdrawal of police detachment from the parade ground of the state’s 65th-year celebration.

“On behalf of myself and the entire Kano people, I call on President Tinubu to hasten the removal of the Police Commissioner for his misconduct, trying to create problems for the state, and his persistent anti-Kano activities.”

The governor, speaking in a husky voice, said that on behalf of Kano people, he condemned the unethical attitudes of the police commissioner, adding, “I’m writing a petition to the National Security and to the president against the CP.”

He said, “Kano people are highly respected people who want to see the progress of Nigeria and live in unity. We don’t want people like the police commissioner around us, who is hiding something against the state.”

Governor Yusuf said, “You can imagine, the Police Commissioner even withdrew the police open parade car. “I had to use my personal protocol car to go round the parade. This is unacceptable.”

Governor Yusuf then commended other security agencies like the civil defense corps and the military for their participation and undertaking during the parade.

He said, “We are highly appreciative of your mature conduct, and we will be there for you in whatever you want from us, not somebody who is hellbent on creating disunity among people.”

Gov Yusuf calls for immediate removal of Kano Police Commissioner, Bakori