Presidency Debunks Poison Claim at Aso Rock

The Presidency has dismissed reports of a poisoning incident at Aso Rock, stating that no such event occurred.

The Presidency on Monday said reports alleging a poisoning incident at the Presidential Villa are false. In a statement, officials confirmed that no such event occurred at Aso Rock and that there was no security breach or medical emergency.

Claim spreads on messaging platforms

The allegation circulated earlier in the day across social media and messaging platforms. The origin of the claim has not been officially identified.

Government officials stated that all activities at the State House proceeded normally.

No breach recorded at State House

Security sources said routine surveillance and screening measures remain in place. There were no emergency deployments beyond standard operations.

The Presidency urged the public and media organisations to verify information before sharing or publishing reports related to national institutions.

False reports risk public anxiety

Officials warned that unverified claims involving executive offices can create unnecessary concern.

They reiterated that there has been no incident at the Presidential Villa and no disruption to government functions.


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