The Kano State Government has directed occupants of the Race Course, including horse stable operators and other business owners, to submit their operating permits for verification.
The directive was issued through the Kano State Sports Commission as part of efforts to ensure compliance with regulations governing activities within the facility.
According to a statement issued by the Commission’s Public Relations Officer, Ashiru Rabiu Gidan Tudu, the affected individuals and groups are required to present their relevant documents to the Commission on or before Friday, November 13, 2026.
The notice specifically covers horse stable operators, business owners and individuals keeping horses within the Race Course premises.
The Commission said the exercise was aimed at improving the management of the facility and compiling accurate records of individuals and organisations using the premises.
It warned that appropriate legal action would be taken against anyone who fails to submit the required documents within the stipulated period.
