The Anambra State Government has called on residents to provide useful information and credible evidence against arrested “fake” pastors and churches to aid ongoing investigations and prosecutions.
The call follows the arrest of several pastors across the state accused of violating the state’s Homeland Security Law, including alleged involvement in criminality, extortion, fraud, deception, and other acts said to endanger lives.
This was contained in a statement on Sunday by the Commissioner for Information and Value Reorientation, Dr Law Mefor.
Mefor said the measure was part of the government’s efforts to rid the state of criminality and sanitise religious and traditional practices to restore law and order.
The statement read, “The Anambra State Government, under the leadership of Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has extended the ‘War against fake native doctors’ to fake pastors and other individuals masquerading as men and women of God while engaging in criminal practices. This is part
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