
<p class="has-medium-font-size"><strong>A local security outfit in Anambra State, allegedly linked to Governor Charles Soludo’s administration, has reportedly declared that women seen in public without bras or panties will be arrested.</strong></p>



<p>The announcement has ignited fierce debates on social media, with many Nigerians condemning it as an infringement on personal freedoms.</p>



<p>While the state government has yet to confirm or deny the directive, legal experts argue that such an enforcement would violate constitutional rights.</p>



<p>Women’s rights advocates have also criticized the policy, calling it discriminatory and a dangerous precedent for policing women’s bodies.</p>



<p>Supporters, however, claim it promotes decency and aligns with cultural values, though many question the feasibility of enforcement.</p>



<p>The controversy has led to calls for an official government statement clarifying its stance on the matter.</p>



<p>Until then, uncertainty and public outrage continue to grow over the alleged dress code restriction.</p>
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Women Seen In Public Without Bras or Panties Will Face Arrest – Anambra State Public Dress Code
Women Seen In Public Without Bras or Panties Will Face Arrest - Anambra State Public Dress Code
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