Hisbah raids hotels in Kebbi, arrests four for immoral acts

Officers of the Hisbah Board in Kebbi State have arrested four adults in two hotels for alleged involvement in immoral activities.
The director of the agency, Surajo Usman, disclosed this in Birnin Kebbi, stating that the operation was carried out on April 25, 2026, in line with its mandate to promote moral conduct and social order.
According to him, the suspects, two men and two women, were arrested during raids on two hotels, adding that one of the women is a married mother of four children.
“The Kebbi Hisbah Board raided two hotels and arrested four individuals involved in immoral activities,” he said.
He urged members of the public to uphold moral values, respect the sanctity of marriage, and avoid acts capable of attracting social and spiritual consequences.
Usman also revealed that similar operations were carried out in Birnin Kebbi and Makera, where additional individuals were reportedly found engaging in immoral acts.
He further stated that during other interventions, the agency rescued and reunited missing persons, including children found wandering, a mentally unstable woman from Zuru who had been missing for three years, and a girl brought back to her family following a dispute.
According to him, the board also resolved several domestic and community disputes, including marital disagreements and debt-related issues, as part of its conflict resolution efforts.
Usman warned that the agency would not tolerate repeated violations, stressing that anyone found engaging in or facilitating immoral behaviour would face strict legal action without leniency.
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