This was said in a statement released on Thursday in Lafia by DSP Ramhan Nansel, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), and state Commissioner of Police (CP) Mr. Umar Nadada.
Divisional police officers have been instructed to guarantee complete compliance and enforcement, according to the Nadada.
The risks attached to it, such as the possibility that it would be exploited by criminals to incite conflict and commit crimes, make the prohibition imperative.
"There is a greater likelihood of others causing physical harm and fires," he continued.
The CP issued an immediate warning to fireworks merchants and consumers to stop.
In addition, he asked parents and guardians to dissuade their kids and wards from purchasing and using fireworks since those found guilty would be subject to harsh penalties.