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The supplementary provision in the bill also explains that all gadgets containing religious recordings from accredited preachers may be played inside a private dwelling unit or vehicle, entrance porch (zaure), church, mosque and any other designated place of worship.
It adds that any person who plays religious recording or uses a loud speaker for religious purposes between 11pm and 4am in a public place, or uses a loudspeaker for religious purposes other than inside a church or mosque commits an offence and shall on conviction be liable to imprisonment for not less than two years or pay a fine of N200,000 or both.
The bill added that any person who publicly insults or seeks to incite contempt on any religion, likely to lead to a breach of peace, shall be imprisoned for not less than five years or pay a fine of not less than N100,000 or both.While JNI described passage of the bill as welcome development, IMN said the Kaduna government was only domesticating laws to suit its selfish interest.