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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 46192, member: 636"] Lapai Emirate Council changed curfew times across the local government area. The new rules require people to stay indoors from 10 pm until 6 am each day. Officials moved the start time one hour earlier than before. The previous curfew lasted from 11 pm to 5 am daily. Leaders made this change to keep residents safe. Mayaki Lapai Alhaji Abubakar Sule issued the new order through an official statement. He told all community members about the updated schedule. The emirate covers areas within Niger State boundaries. Local residents must follow these stricter hours starting immediately. Security concerns drove the decision to extend curfew time. All people living within the emirate must obey the new rules. Students attending school there also must follow the curfew schedule. Officials want everyone to stay inside during the restricted hours. The council expects full cooperation from community members. Breaking curfew rules could bring serious consequences. Emirate leaders thanked residents for supporting previous security measures. They asked people to continue helping maintain peace across the region. Community cooperation helps protect everyone from harm. The council works hard to ensure safety for all families. These efforts require participation from every person living there. Officials hope the extended curfew will reduce security problems. The change affects thousands of people across multiple communities. Residents can move freely during daytime hours without restrictions. Evening activities must end before the 10 pm deadline. Morning movement can resume after 6 am each day. [/QUOTE]

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