Home News Burkina Faso Warns Public About Fake Statements Attributed To Head Of State
NewsWorld

Burkina Faso Warns Public About Fake Statements Attributed To Head Of State

1.4k
Traoré inaugurate Cement factory
Burkina Faso's Head of State, Capt. Ibrahim Traoré.

The Presidency of Burkina Faso has cautioned the public against fake statements being circulated on social media, falsely attributed to the Head of State, Captain Ibrahim Traoré.

In a press release published Tuesday, the Communications Directorate of the Presidency urged citizens, friends and partners of Burkina Faso to verify the authenticity of any statements from Capt. Traoré by consulting official channels.

Describing the false allegations on the head of state as “tendentious and malicious practices,” the Communications Directorate warned that the presidency might take legal action against those who create and spread these false statements.

The directorate further urged Burkinabès and Internet users to be “more vigilant and to always refer to the official channels of the Presidency of Faso.”

Read: Petroleum Producers Reject Tinubu’s Directive to Sell Crude Oil to Local Refineries, Wants NNPC Allocation Utilised

British Army Opens Recruitment Application For Nigerians, Other Commonwealth Countries

Tell Nigerians the Cost of the New Jet and the Disposed Jets, Obi Tells FG

About The Author

Related Articles

NewsWorld

US Judge Rejects Tinubu’s Bid to Delay Release of DOJ Drug Files, Sets August 21 Deadline

A United States federal judge has rejected President Bola Tinubu’s request for...

HealthNews

Tinubu Government’s Indifference to Nigerian Lives Laid Bare as Counterfeit Alcohol Poisons and Kills

A health crisis is quietly claiming Nigerian lives, but the government appears...

FinanceNewsPolitics

Tinubu’s IPPIS Was Meant to Kill Ghost Workers, Instead It Paid N941 Million to People Who Don’t Exist

President Bola Tinubu approved a comprehensive audit of the Integrated Personnel and...

NewsTravelWorld

Ghana and Russia Sign First Visa Waiver Agreement Since Bilateral Relations Began in 1958

Ghana and Russia have signed their first-ever visa waiver agreement, covering holders...