Normal activities have resumed this Thursday in Kaduna metropolis following the review of the 24-hour curfew earlier imposed by the state government.
Going round the metropolis, it was observed that businesses and other social activities are going on smoothly.
During a visit to Kaduna State Secretariat, Sheikh Abubakar Gumi Market and other commercial centres within Kaduna metropolis, civil servants are seen reporting to work while traders are busy selling and buying at the market.
Also, vehicular movement including commercial and private motorists are seen moving freely within the metropolis, with security agencies stationed in strategic locations.
The curfew which is now from 6pm to 8am daily will give citizens the opportunity to carry out their legitimate activities between 8am and 6pm.
Speaking to some residents in the metropolis, they described the review of the curfew as a welcomed development as they can now move from one place to another to meet up with their daily needs.
The respondents described the protest which was hijacked by miscreants as unfortunate, and called on youths to avoid being used as agents of destruction.
They commended the Kaduna state government for the prompt action in controlling the situation.