In a remarkable display of community service, the Kano State Hisbah Board has demonstrated its commitment to social harmony by addressing thousands of public complaints and mediating complex disputes throughout 2025.

Dr. Mujahiddeen Aminuddeen, the board's Deputy Commander, released a comprehensive report revealing the organization's impressive achievements across Kano's 44 local government areas. The board received an astounding 12,446 complaints from residents, successfully resolving 1,908 cases through diligent mediation and intervention.

Among the board's most significant accomplishments was the recovery of over N145.4 million through debt recovery and child support services, highlighting its critical role in supporting vulnerable community members. The Hisbah Board conducted nine major operational campaigns during the year, resulting in 132 arrests at various locations within and outside Kano metropolis.

Beyond direct interventions, the board recorded 4,246 criminal cases, which were subsequently transferred to police and relevant agencies for further investigation and prosecution. This collaborative approach underscores the Hisbah Board's commitment to maintaining legal and ethical standards while working alongside other governmental institutions.

Dr. Aminuddeen emphasized the importance of continued cooperation among ministries, departments, agencies, and community stakeholders in upholding Shari'a law principles. His statement reflects a holistic approach to community governance that prioritizes mediation, support, and mutual understanding.

The board's comprehensive efforts demonstrate how targeted public service can effectively address social challenges, promote community welfare, and maintain social cohesion in a complex urban environment. By providing accessible conflict resolution and support mechanisms, the Kano State Hisbah Board continues to play a pivotal role in strengthening community bonds and promoting justice.