The Sokoto State Hisbah Board has refuted allegations that it is restricting Christian religious practices within the state. The board clarified that its mandate, rooted in Islamic law, pertains solely to Muslims and their observances. This clarification comes in response to claims suggesting interference with Christian worship. Officials emphasized that the Hisbah's activities are focused on enforcing Sharia law amongst Muslims, not on regulating other faiths. The board’s statement aims to dispel misconceptions and reassure the Christian community. This denial seeks to maintain interfaith harmony and highlight the limited scope of the Hisbah’s authority. Further details are available via a Punch NG report.