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Sallah Reunion: How Malam Salihu dan Abu Huraira’s Family celebrated Eid-el-Fitr

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By Naziru Idris Ya’u

 

In a heartwarming display of family unity and joy, Malam Salihu dan Abu Huraira’s family hosted a grand Sallah reunion, attracting relatives from across the country and beyond to celebrate Eid-el-Fitr festivities.

KANO FOCUS reports that the event, which was filled with laughter, sharing delicious food, and heartfelt conversations, showcased the enduring bond shared by Malam Salihu Dan Abu Huraira’s family.

Ismail Yusuf Ibrahim and Alhaji Ibrahim Rabiu Ibrahim

The reunion brought together descendants of six children of Malam Salihu dan Abu Huraira, creating a lively atmosphere that resonated with the spirit of Ramadan’s conclusion. As guests arrived, smiles lit up the faces of both young and old, creating an infectious energy that set the tone for a memorable gathering.

Nasiru Yusuf Ibrahim and Ibrahim Khalil Nasir

The day commenced with delicious meals served in abundance, featuring traditional dishes that had been lovingly prepared by family members. As the aroma of the food wafted through the air, attendees gathered around large tables, sharing stories and laughter, making the shared meal a focal point for connection.

Cross section of descendants of Malam Salihu dan Abu Hurairah

“The joy of coming together as a family is simply unparalleled. This reunion is a reminder of our cherished values and the importance of keeping our family ties strong,” said a family member, whose eyes sparkled with happiness as he watched his loved ones interact.

 

Cross section of descendants of Malam Salihu dan Abu Hurairah

Representatives of six houses that made up the family took the stage to offer blessings and words of wisdom to the younger generations, emphasizing the significance of family unity, respect, and love. The heartfelt speeches were met with nods of appreciation, highlighting the family’s values that have been passed down through generations.

Cross section of descendants of Malam Salihu dan Abu Hurairah

As part of the festivities, a touching moment was held to honor the legacy of Mallam Salihu Dan Abu Huraira, a respected Islamic scholar known for his wisdom and kindness. A brief history of his life, alongside the achievements of his six children—Mallam Shu’aibu, Mallam Murtala, Malama Hadiza, Mallam Ibrahim, Mallam Idris, and Mallam Suraja—was shared, showcasing the strong roots from which the family grows.

Cross section of descendants of Malam Salihu dan Abu Hurairah

“This reunion symbolizes not just our connection to each other but our connection to our heritage and the values that bind us,” remarked Malama Bilkisu while sharing a lighthearted moment with family members.

Cross section of descendants of Malam Salihu dan Abu Hurairah

As the sun began to set, the day transitioned into a lively evening filled with games and entertainment, fostering a spirit of merriment that resonated throughout the gathering. The joyful reunion was not only a celebration of Eid-el-Fitr but also an opportunity to strengthen family ties, creating new memories that will be cherished for years to come.

Cross section of descendants of Malam Salihu dan Abu Hurairah

Mallam Salihu Dan Abu Huraira’s family reunion stands as a beautiful testament to the enduring strength of family bonds, a heartwarming reminder of the importance of love, togetherness, and gratitude, especially during festive occasions.

Cross section of descendants of Malam Salihu dan Abu Hurairah

The family which initially originated from Tsakuwa town in Dawakinkudu local government area of Kano state, had spread across Northern Nigeria, Republic of Tchad, Sudan, Central African Republic and Saudi Arabia.

Cross section of descendants of Malam Salihu dan Abu Hurairah

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Kano Police Arrest Eight in Drug, Thuggery Raids

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Ibrahim Khalil

 

The Kano State Police Command has arrested eight suspects in separate operations targeting drug peddling and thuggery in Panshekara and Kunchi/Ghari Local Government Area.

 

KANO FOCUS reports that the command disclosed this in a statement issued on Thursday by its spokesperson, CSP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, on behalf of the Commissioner of Police, Ibrahim Adamu Bakori.

 

According to the statement, the operations, conducted on September 9, 2026, were part of the command’s intelligence-driven efforts to tackle drug abuse, thuggery and violent crimes across the state.

 

It said operatives of the Surveillance Team attached to Panshekara Police Division, acting on credible intelligence at about 2:30 p.m., intercepted eight suspects, including a 21-year-old man identified as Samson Yakubu of Samegu Quarters, at a suspected criminal hotspot.

 

A search of the suspects reportedly led to the recovery of 15 Pregabalin capsules, five Diazepam tablets, 10 Exol tablets and some quantity of dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp.

 

The police said the suspects were in custody and undergoing interrogation, while investigations were ongoing to establish the source of the suspected illicit drugs and identify other members of the alleged syndicate.

 

In a related operation conducted between 1 p.m. and 9 p.m. the same day, operatives of the Kunchi/Ghari Division carried out a coordinated market patrol and raid at Matanfada Market.

 

The command said the area had been identified as a place where youths allegedly intimidate traders and residents during market sessions.

 

Five suspects were arrested during the operation. They were identified as Abdullahi Isah of Dustin; Haruna Isah of Daqarawa Village; Habu Badamasi of Dan Taimu Village; Gambo Ya’u of Kura Village; and Abubakar Dahiru of Farau Village.

 

The police said investigation was ongoing to identify and arrest other suspected accomplices, while exhibits recovered during the operation had been taken into custody as evidence.

 

CP Bakori commended the operatives for what he described as their professionalism and swift response, assuring residents that the command would sustain its operations against drug abuse, thuggery and other violent crimes.

 

“In line with the IGP’s policing vision and our mandate to ensure a safe and secure Kano, we will continue to be proactive,” the commissioner said.

 

“We are sending a clear message to criminal elements that Kano State will not be a breeding ground for their activities.”

 

The command also appreciated members of the public, community leaders and vigilante groups for providing information that aided the operations.

 

It urged residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious movements or activities to the nearest police station.

 

The command said all suspects would be charged to court after the conclusion of investigations.

 

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Funeral Prayer Held for Late Shehu Kabir Bayero

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Nasiru Yusuf Ibrahim

 

The funeral prayer for the late Shehu Kabir Bayero, Barde Kerarriya of Kano and District Head of Dorayi, was held on Thursday evening at Kofar Kudu, Kano Emir’s Palace.

 

KANO FOCUS reports that the prayer was led by the Chief Imam of Khamsus Salawati Mosque, Kofar Kudu, Malam Bello, and attended by hundreds of people from different parts of Kano State.

 

Among those who attended were the Secretary to the Kano State Government, Alhaji Umar Faruk; representative of the Emir of Kano, Matawallen Kano, Alhaji Aliyu Ibrahim Matawalle; Chief of Staff to the Kano State Government House, Dr Sani Wali; as well as district heads and members of the Muslim community.

 

Shehu Kabir Bayero died in a hospital in Egypt following a period of illness. He is survived by his wives, children and other relatives.

 

Until his death, the late Bayero served as Commissioner of Police in Gombe and Osun states before retiring from the Nigeria Police Force.

 

Following his retirement, the late Emir of Kano, Alhaji Ado Bayero, appointed him as the Barde Kerarriya of Kano and District Head of Takai Local Government Area after the death of his father, the late Kabir Bayero, an elder brother of the former emir.

 

He later served as District Head of Gwarzo.

 

Due to his wealth of experience in security matters, the current Emir of Kano, Khalifa Muhammadu Sanusi II, subsequently reassigned him as District Head of Dorayi, where he was expected to contribute to the sustenance of peace and security in the area.

 

The late district head was remembered for his service to the state and his experience in security and traditional administration.

 

May Allah forgive his shortcomings, have mercy on his soul and grant him Jannatul Firdaus. Ameen.

 

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Kano holds planning meeting on implementation of Nigeria learning passport

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Nasiru Yusuf Ibrahim

The Kano State Ministry of Education, with support from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), has held a planning meeting on the implementation and effective utilisation of the Nigeria Learning Passport (NLP) in the state.

 

KANO FOCUS reports that the meeting brought together relevant stakeholders from various ministries, agencies and development partners working in the education sector.

 

According to Malam Naziru Sirajo, deputy director EMIS and statistics in the Ministry of Education, the meeting was aimed at reviewing the current status of the Nigeria Learning Passport in Kano and developing a coordinated plan to strengthen its implementation, content utilisation, course completion, monitoring of learners’ progress and certification.

 

The Nigeria Learning Passport is a digital learning platform designed to provide Nigerian children and young people with access to curriculum-aligned educational content, including lessons, learning materials and assessments.

 

The platform is also designed to support learning continuity, including for learners facing limited or intermittent internet connectivity, while providing teachers and education stakeholders with digital resources to complement classroom instruction.

 

In Kano, the initiative is expected to strengthen awareness and utilisation of digital learning, while building the capacity of master trainers and technical teams to support schools, teachers and learners in using the platform effectively.

 

The effective utilisation of the Nigeria Learning Passport is expected to expand access to quality digital learning resources, promote independent learning, strengthen digital literacy and support improved learning outcomes and greater equity in access to educational opportunities.

 

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