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Governor Charles Soludo has warned against street preaching in Anambra markets, calling it noise pollution. In a viral video, he confronted a preacher, stating that worship should be confined to churches, not public spaces. Violators face fines or arrest. The policy has sparked debate over religious freedom and public order.

Anambra State Governor, Charles Soludo, has issued a stern warning to street preachers disrupting public spaces, emphasizing that unauthorized preaching in marketplaces violates environmental regulations. In a viral video, Soludo confronted a preacher, stating that while religious freedom is protected, public disturbances will not be tolerated. He reminded the preacher that worship should be confined to designated places like churches, not commercial areas.

The governor warned that violators could face fines or arrests, reinforcing the state’s commitment to maintaining order. The move has sparked mixed reactions, with some praising the enforcement while others question its application to all religious groups.