Kaduna was calm on Tuesday as the residents were complying with the 24-hour curfew imposed on the city and Zaria on Monday.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that the state government had declared the curfew in response to the breakdown of law and order when hoodlums hijacked the #endbadgovernance protests.
In the ensuing melee, the hoodlums vandalised and looted various public and private property, including one of the commercial banks in the city.
NAN correspondents who monitored the compliance level of the curfew learnt that the residents have stayed indoors, with the exception of some few individuals seen in the vicinity of their residences.
NAN also observed that a mobile team of military men on dozens of motorcycles and patrol vans were seen patrolling the streets, enforcing compliance.
Also, stationary combined teams of security personnel, including the police, NSCDC, and other plain-clothes operatives, were seen keeping vigil and enforcing compliance…