Kano State announces restrictions on certain wedding entertainment activities, according to reports from multiple outlets. The Kano State Censorship Board suspends “after-party” events and “hot challenge” performances at weddings. The board frames the decision as a measure to protect local cultural and religious values, saying the activities are inconsistent with acceptable standards for social gatherings in the state. The reports describe the action as an immediate suspension of the named activities rather than a broader change to wedding practices. While the outlets share the same core details about what is being banned or suspended, they do not provide the specific enforcement mechanisms or timelines in the excerpts available. Overall, the policy is presented as part of the state’s regulatory approach to content and conduct at public and social events. The announcements indicate that organizers and participants in Kano weddings are expected to avoid the restricted “after-party” and “hot challenge” formats.