Kano State Police Command invites politician Aminu Abdullahi Warkal for questioning after a viral video shows him allegedly displaying a firearm during a rally. Outlets report the invitation is linked to the police response to the clip circulating on social media.

Police spokesperson statements and reports say the command is warning politicians and supporters against displaying weapons at political events, citing public safety concerns. Nigerian Eye adds that officers say the incident, if confirmed, could violate the Firearms Act because it may incite fear, intimidate members of the public, and breach public peace and security. The police say they identified the matter through routine cyber patrol and intelligence-led surveillance.

Differences across outlets are mainly in emphasis and wording: Vanguard and Legit.ng focus on the police invitation and the warning element, while Nigerian Eye provides more detail about the alleged type of firearm (suspected pump-action rifle), the legal framing, and where the investigation is being handled. All accounts describe Warkal being invited to the police headquarters in Kano for investigation.