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Borno Govt Bans Street Begging, Loitering

The Borno State Government has banned street begging and loitering…

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The Borno State Government has banned street begging and loitering in Maiduguri city and environs.

VerseNews reports that this is contained in a public notice issued by the state Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Prof. Usman Tar, in Maiduguri.

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Tar said street begging and aimless loitering were not part of the culture of Borno people.

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“In Borno State, street begging and aimless loitering are not in our character. We are dignified people.

“This is to inform members of the public that the Borno State Government has placed a strict ban on all street begging, loitering and gallivanting within and around Maiduguri Metropolis and Jere LGAs,” he said.

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