Mamood Yakubu Breaks Silence On His Death Rumors; See SHOCKING Details
The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Mahmood Yakubu, has firmly dismissed recent rumors circulating about his demise. In a statement released to the public, the electoral chief assured Nigerians that he is alive, well, and fully committed to carrying out his duties as the head of the electoral body.
The rumors, which gained traction on social media platforms, caused a stir, prompting concerned citizens to seek clarification. The misinformation had suggested that Professor Yakubu had passed away under mysterious circumstances, an allegation that he has now categorically refuted.
” I am alive, hale, and hearty, ” Yakubu stated emphatically. He further expressed his disappointment with those who perpetuate false information, particularly at a time when the nation is focused on crucial electoral preparations. ” The dissemination of such baseless claims is not only reckless but also a distraction from the vital work we are doing to strengthen our democracy, ” he added.
The INEC chairman highlighted the harmful impact of fake news on individuals and institutions, stressing the need for responsible use of social media and other communication platforms. He urged Nigerians to verify information before sharing it, as false reports could have severe implications for public trust and peace.
As the head of Nigeria’ s electoral body, Professor Mahmood Yakubu has been at the center of ensuring credible and transparent elections in the country. His tenure has not been without challenges, ranging from logistical issues to political pressures. Despite these obstacles, Yakubu has remained resolute in his mission to uphold the integrity of the electoral process.
His recent public appearance to debunk the death rumor underscores his dedication to transparency and accountability. Yakubu reassured Nigerians that INEC remains steadfast in its preparations for upcoming elections, promising to implement measures that will enhance the credibility of the process.
The rise of fake news, especially on social media, has become a significant issue in Nigeria. High- profile figures and institutions have often been targets of such malicious reports, which can incite panic and disrupt public order. The INEC chairman’ s experience is just one example of how damaging false information can be.
Professor Yakubu’ s response serves as a call to action for all Nigerians to join the fight against misinformation. By promoting media literacy and holding purveyors of fake news accountable, the country can work towards creating a more informed and responsible society.
In closing, Professor Yakubu reaffirmed his commitment to his role and urged citizens to focus on constructive dialogue and actions that will move the nation forward.
