The Kano State Government shuts down two private health training institutions after findings that they fail to meet regulatory and minimum operating standards. According to multiple reports, the closures are carried out by the state Ministry of Health following a comprehensive assessment of the schools. The ministry concludes that the institutions are not compliant with requirements for the establishment and operation of health training schools. One outlet reports that the institutions are described as unlicensed or operating illegally within Nasarawa Local Government Area. The affected institutions are identified as IBN SINA College of Health Science and Technology, located at Dakata Kawaji adjacent to Juma’at Mosque, and Life Line College of Health Science and Technology. The government’s action is presented as part of enforcement intended to ensure institutions providing health training adhere to the minimum standards set by regulators. The reports do not add details on whether the institutions can appeal the decision or what specific violations were cited beyond the general failure to meet required standards and operating regulations.