Kano State’s Hisbah Board bans the mobile movie downloading business across the state’s 44 local government areas, citing concerns about alleged abuse of Islamic teachings and the need to protect public morality. The Acting Commander General, Mujahid Aminuddeen, announces the decision in a message to journalists, stating that the ban forms part of the board’s regulatory efforts. Punch reports that the restriction covers both mobile downloads and related distribution activities, positioning the action as intended to promote Islamic values. Legit.ng adds that the board issues a directive to operators on what to do next, warning that legal action will follow if the business continues despite the ban. Across the accounts, the measures are presented as an order applicable statewide, with the Hisbah Board directing enforcement through its officials and communicating compliance expectations to affected businesses.