The Kano State Government has officially banned Kannywood movies that promote thuggery and cross-dressing. This decision follows numerous complaints from the community regarding the depiction of such themes in films. Abba El-Mustapha, the Executive Secretary of the Kano State Films and Censorship Board, issued a directive to suspend and prohibit all cinematic productions featuring these elements across the state.
The announcement was made through a press release signed by Abdullah Sani Sulaiman, the media officer of the State’s Censorship Board. This directive came after a meeting between senior staff of the Kano Film Censorship Board and representatives of Kannywood.
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El-Mustapha, citing the authority vested in the Board by existing laws, stressed the importance of stopping films that contradict the cultural values of Kano State. He emphasized the need to preserve the moral standards of the Kano people.
El-Mustapha also expressed gratitude to the residents of Kano State for their vigilance in reporting any content perceived to be against cultural and Islamic principles.
Source: Leadership News
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