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Anambra anti-touting video prompts urgent government probe

Peculiar Adirika by Peculiar Adirika
June 30, 2025
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Anambra State Government orders an investigation into the viral Anambra anti-touting video, while condemning touting and urging public caution against AI disinformation

[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he Anambra State Government has acknowledged a viral Anambra anti-touting video purportedly showing officers of the Anambra State Anti-Touting Squad engaging in controversial actions while drilling a group of alleged touts.

Also read: Governor Soludo’s achievements, endorsements, testaments of confidence for re-election

While maintaining a firm stance against any form of touting within the state, the government has promptly called for a thorough investigation into the content and circumstances surrounding the widely circulated footage.

This swift response aims to address public concerns and uphold governance standards.

Commissioner for Information, Law Mefor, addressed the situation, highlighting the complexities of media content in the contemporary digital landscape.

He cautioned that in an era dominated by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and sophisticated disinformation campaigns, the Anambra State Government urges members of the public to always verify media content meticulously before spreading or accepting it as factual.

This emphasis on media literacy is crucial for responsible public discourse.

Governor Soludo’s administration remains deeply committed to upholding the fundamental rights and dignity of every lawful citizen and resident of Anambra State.

The government has unequivocally stated it will not permit any individual or group to infringe upon or inflict undue pain upon law abiding citizens.

This principle forms the bedrock of its approach to maintaining law and order, ensuring justice prevails in all circumstances.

The government of Anambra State assures the public that its unwavering commitment to maintaining law and order will consistently be guided by the principles of justice, fairness, and an unwavering respect for human rights.

This dual focus seeks to ensure security without compromising the civil liberties of its people. The balance between enforcement and rights protection is paramount.

Touting, a persistent issue in many urban centres, involves various illicit activities, including extortion from motorists and traders, as well as harassment of residents.

It significantly impedes economic activity and disrupts public order.

The government’s determination to eradicate touting stems from its negative impact on the state’s development and the daily lives of its citizens, aiming to create a more hospitable business environment.

Previous administrations have also grappled with the challenges posed by touting, indicating its deeply rooted nature within certain segments of society.

The current government’s approach, however, seeks to combine robust enforcement with adherence to human rights standards.

This necessitates clear operational guidelines for all anti-touting personnel to prevent any abuse of power.

The emergence of the Anambra anti-touting video underscores the critical importance of accountability for security agencies operating within the state.

Public trust in law enforcement is vital for effective governance and community cooperation.

Incidents that suggest excessive force or arbitrary detention can erode this trust, making it harder to foster collaborative efforts against crime.

Addressing these concerns requires transparent investigative processes and, if necessary, decisive action against any personnel found to have violated established protocols or human rights.

This commitment to accountability is essential for building confidence among the populace. It also serves as a deterrent against future misconduct by operatives tasked with maintaining public order.

The government acknowledges the power of social media in disseminating information rapidly, but also its potential for spreading misinformation.

This particular Anambra anti-touting video serves as a potent reminder of the need for both government transparency and public vigilance.

Citizens are encouraged to report incidents through official channels to ensure proper investigation and redress.

Furthermore, efforts are being intensified to provide continuous training for members of the Anti-Touting Squad and other security agencies.

This training focuses on modern policing techniques, de-escalation strategies, and an unwavering respect for the rule of law.

Equipping personnel with the right skills and mindset is crucial for achieving sustainable security outcomes.

The state’s leadership is steadfast in its vision for a secure and orderly Anambra, where economic activities can thrive without hindrance from criminal elements like touts, and where every citizen feels safe and respected.

Also read: Nonye Soludo advocates widow empowerment on International Widows’ Day

This commitment extends beyond merely suppressing crime to fostering an environment of justice and human dignity for all residents. The Anambra anti-touting video acts as a catalyst for reinforcing these principles.

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