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    Obidient Movement Denounces Fake Social Media Posts Targeting Senator Datti-Baba Ahmed

    National UpdateBy National UpdateNovember 21, 2024Updated:November 21, 2024 News No Comments1 Min Read
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    The Obidient Movement, led by Dr. Yunusa Tanko, has issued a press statement condemning the circulation of false social media posts attributed to Senator Datti-Baba Ahmed. The fabricated posts, which have gone viral, are described as part of a deliberate smear campaign aimed at damaging the Senator’s reputation.

    The movement clarified that Senator Datti-Baba Ahmed does not operate any social media accounts, making all attributed posts entirely baseless. During a recent press conference, the Senator unequivocally dissociated himself from these claims and urged the public to disregard them.

    “This is a targeted attempt to tarnish the Senator’s image and credibility,” Dr. Tanko stated.

    The Obidient Movement has called on its supporters and the public to remain vigilant and proactive in addressing the issue. They urged people to ignore, counter, and report the false posts whenever they appear.

    The statement concluded with an appeal for continued support and collaboration in combating misinformation, reinforcing the movement’s commitment to truth and integrity.

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