Soludo urges residents to help combat fake pastors.

Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State has urged citizens and residents to help the government’s campaign against counterfeit pastors operating in the state.

The governor asked the public to report credible information about individuals posing as clergy while engaging in criminal acts.

The appeal was made in a statement released on Tuesday by the Commissioner for Information and Value Reformation, Dr. Law Mefor.

Mefor explained that the Soludo administration has developed strategies to confront fake pastors and native doctors directly, as part of a broader effort to eliminate crime and restore order in the state.

“The government is calling on Ndi Anambra and all residents of the state with credible information on pastors, churches, or so‑called ‘men of God’ involved in criminality, extortion, fraud, deception, or any act that endangers lives and the peace of our communities, to please speak up,” Mefor said.

He added that the initiative reflects the government’s commitment to cleanse both traditional worship and religious practices in the state.

Mefor assured residents that all information received would be handled with the utmost confidentiality to protect informants.

“Let us work together to take back our state from criminals hiding under religion, culture, and tradition,” he said.

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