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Why Kano Hisbah Cancels Court-Ordered Wedding Between Tiktokers

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“After our investigation, we discovered that the proposed marriage was not based on mutual understanding but rather an attempt to evade legal consequences

Reason has emerged why the Kano State Hisbah Board decided to cancel the planned wedding between TikTokers, Idris Mai Wushirya and Basira Yar Guda.

Recall the court had ordered that the Hisbah Board facilitate the wedding within 60 days or for them to be returned to the court for conviction.

However the Hisbah Deputy Commander, Sheikh Mujahideen Aminuddeen, said the decision to cancel the wedding followed revelation that the TikTokers lied that they were in love with each other.

They did so to evade legal consequences or actions from a magistrate’s court

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The duo had been charged in court by the Kano State Films and Videos Censorship Board over viral videos it termed as indecent.

Thereafter, the Hisbah Board was to facilitate their wedding within 60 days, failure of which they were to be returned to the court for conviction.

Sheikh Aminuddeen said Hisbah halted the wedding arrangements as the duo had not shown high sense of commitment to marry and to avoid a forceful marriage that would not last.

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“From the beginning, what we understand was the court ordered that Hisbah facilitated the wedding between the TikTokers based on the love that they told the court exist between them and their intent to marry each other.

“That was what the Executive Secretary of Censorship Board, the prosecutor, court officials and the duo made us to understand.

“After our investigation, we discovered that the proposed marriage was not based on mutual understanding but rather an attempt to evade legal consequences.

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“They told us it was just for entertainment and content creation but no love affairs between them.

“The board, therefore, resolved to cancel the wedding to avoid forceful marriage that would not last.

“The matter will now be referred to the court for appropriate action,” the Deputy Commander, Sheikh Mujahideen Aminuddeen however stated.

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Earlier, the TikToker, Idris Mai Wushirya had told newsmen in the state that he had told the court that the viral pictures were pre-wedding pictures as they planned to marry each other.

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