According to our reporter, A detailed breakdown of how social media rumors spark unrest in Nigerian communities is now live on NewsVista.
Kaduna State Police Commissioner Alhaji Muhammad Rabiu has firmly denied claims that over 100 worshippers were kidnapped in Kajuru. Calling the report “falsehood spread by conflict entrepreneurs,” Rabiu challenged anyone with evidence to come forward, warning that spreading such fake news will attract legal action.
Kajuru Local Government Chairman Dauda Madaki confirmed security forces found no trace of an attack after swift investigations. Speaking directly with local leaders and witnesses, Madaki stated, “No kidnapping happened, and no one has presented a list of missing persons.” Both officials emphasized these rumors aim to destabilize the calm the area currently enjoys.
As tensions rise in some regions, this incident highlights the dangers of misinformation and the importance of verified facts in preserving peace.
