By Rose Oranye
The Anambra State Government Has Expanded Its
Ongoing Enforcement Drive Against Fake Native Doctors To Include Individuals
Posing As Pastors And Other Religious Leaders Allegedly Involved In Criminal
Activities.
The Initiative, Which Forms Part Of The Administration
Of Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, Is Aimed At Curbing Fraud, Extortion,
Deception, And Other Crimes Reportedly Carried Out Under The Guise Of Religious
Practice. Authorities Say The Broader Operation Seeks To Restore Law, Order,
And Integrity In Both Traditional And Religious Institutions Across The State.
In A Public Appeal, The Government Urged
Residents Of Anambra To Report Pastors, Churches, Or Self-Proclaimed “Men Of
God” Suspected Of Engaging In Criminal Conduct Or Exploiting Citizens.
Officials Emphasized That All Credible Information Received Would Be Treated
With Strict Confidentiality.
According To The Commissioner For Information
And Value Reformation, Law Mefor, The Effort Is Not Intended To Undermine
Genuine Religious Practice But To Protect It From Abuse By Criminal Elements
Operating Under Religious Cover.
Residents With Useful Information Are Encouraged
To Contact +2348034182108 Or 5111.
The Government Reiterated Its Commitment To
“Take Back The State From Criminals Hiding Under Religion, Culture, And
Tradition,” As Part Of Its Broader Security And Social Reformation Agenda.
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