The Public Relations Officer, Kano Courts, Baba Jibo Ibrahim, says that the committee set up to take inventory of the exhibits looted during the attack on the State High Court has not recovered many exhibits including a gun.

The court spokesperson made this known while speaking to newsmen on Monday.

He said, “Up till this moment that we are taking, the statistics of the exhibits that have not been recovered are many including a gun. We are still compiling the list of the exhibits to take inventory.

“A committee has been set up to do that and they are still working to compile their report.”

Recall that the looting exercise that marred the day one protest saw the destruction of many valuables at the Kano High Court sitting at Audu Bako Secretariat.

However, the police spokesman in Kano, Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, urged the public to be vigilant, avoid mingling with the crowd and report any suspicious activity or persons that are not familiar to the police.

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