The Lagos State Government has dismissed a viral security alert claiming a rise in kidnappings along the Gbagada Expressway, calling it fake, recycled misinformation intended to cause panic. The fraudulent notice, designed to look like an official advisory, warned residents to avoid late-night travel and remain extremely vigilant.
Governor Sanwo-Olu’s Chief Press Secretary, Gboyega Akosile, debunked the message on X, urging the public to ignore it. The Lagos Police Command also reaffirmed that it never issued such an alert, noting the same false advisory had resurfaced repeatedly since January 2024.
Despite confirming the alert is fake, the Commissioner of Police has ordered a review and strengthening of security measures in the Gbagada area. Authorities encouraged residents to continue their normal activities without fear while remaining aware of verified updates only from official channels.
The Lagos State Government has dismissed a viral security alert claiming a rise in kidnappings along the Gbagada Expressway, calling it fake, recycled misinformation intended to cause panic. The fraudulent notice, designed to look like an official advisory, warned residents to avoid late-night travel and remain extremely vigilant. Governor Sanwo-Olu’s Chief Press Secretary, Gboyega Akosile, debunked the message on X, urging the public to ignore it. The Lagos Police Command also reaffirmed that it never issued such an alert, noting the same false advisory had resurfaced repeatedly since January 2024. Despite confirming the alert is fake, the Commissioner of Police has ordered a review and strengthening of security measures in the Gbagada area. Authorities encouraged residents to continue their normal activities without fear while remaining aware of verified updates only from official channels.
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