The Yobe State Hisbah Commission has warned residents against public interactions between men and women that it considers contrary to Islamic teachings, particularly during festive periods.
In a public notice dated December 31, 2025, the Commission cautioned against what it described as un-Islamic conduct, including reckless driving and movement in vehicles during celebrations such as weddings and Sallah festivities.
It specifically warned against physical interaction between men and women in public places and vehicles, including tricycles (Keke Napep), motorcycles, and at social gatherings.
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The Commission also advised residents to desist from private conversations or “chatting” between men and women under circumstances not approved by Sharia law.
The directive was issued by the Office of the State Commander of the Hisbah Commission, Dr. Muhammad Yawudi Kale, and approved by the Chairman of the Yobe State Hisbah Commission, Dr. Yahuza Hamza Abubakar.
According to the Commission, the measures are aimed at preserving public morality and safeguarding the moral upbringing of children.
Parents and community leaders were urged to cooperate with Hisbah officials to ensure compliance with the guidelines.
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