If you’re not for the event, you can leave – Prof. Charles Soludo warns those making noise at his swearing-in ceremony as Governor of Anambra state

Prof. Charles Soludo at his swearing-in ceremony as Governor of Anambra state today March 17, warned those making noise at the event. 

Soludo who was giving a speech at the event, told those making noise to leave if they know they are not for the event. He also stated that Anambra state must be a place of law and order. 

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