The Kano magistrate court convened at Noman’s land on Tuesday has decided to remand Abdulmajid Danbilki Kwamanda, a prominent political commentator, in prison custody.
The court proceedings have been adjourned, with the next hearing scheduled for Monday, January 29th, specifically for the consideration of a bail application.
The charges against Danbilki Kwamanda include breach of public peace and other related offenses. Sources indicate that his arrest and subsequent arraignment stem from comments he made concerning the Kano Emirates Issue.
This incident raises questions about the freedom of expression and the potential legal implications of commenting on sensitive political matters in the region.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.
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