DELTA GOVERNMENT DEBUNKS RUMOURS OF UDUAGHAN’S DEATH

The Delta State Government has dismissed reports claiming that former Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan is dead, describing the information as false and misleading.

In a statement, government officials urged members of the public to disregard the rumours, stressing that the former governor is alive and in good health.

The clarification followed the circulation of unverified reports on social media, which sparked concern among supporters, associates, and residents.

Authorities condemned the spread of false information, noting that such reports can cause unnecessary panic and emotional distress to families and the public.

Officials also called on citizens to verify information through credible and official sources before sharing it online.

Supporters and political associates of the former governor have since expressed relief following the government's clarification.

Observers say the incident highlights the growing challenge of misinformation on social media and the need for responsible information sharing.

The state government reiterated its commitment to promptly addressing false reports and ensuring that accurate information is made available to the public.