Soludo Orders Investigation Into Viral Video Alleging Brutality By Anti-Touting Squad

Posted on June 29, 2025
The Anambra State Government said it has taken note of a viral video purportedly showing men of the Anambra State Anti-Touting Squad drilling a group of alleged touts. While maintaining a firm stance against any form of touting in the State, the Government has called for a thorough investigation into the said video.
Dr Law Mefor, the Commissioner for Information said, “In this era of AI and sophisticated disinformation, we urge members of the public to always verify media contents before spreading or holding same as true”.
“The Soludo administration is committed to upholding the rights and dignity of every lawful citizen and resident of Anambra and will not allow any person or group to infringe, or inflict pains unduly upon lawful citizens.”
“We assure the public that our commitment to maintaining law and order in the State will always be guided by the principles of justice, fairness, and respect for human rights.”

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