Rumours of Men's Private Parts Disappearance Quelled by Cross River Police

In a statement released on Friday, September 8, the police in Cross River state dismissed the rumours of men's private parts disappearing in Calabar. These rumours had been widely circulated, especially on social media platforms. However, security operatives thoroughly investigated the matter and declared that there was no truth to the claims.

The official statement warned against the spread of false news, particularly via social media. The police emphasized the need for responsible sharing and urged individuals to exercise caution before believing or disseminating unverified information.

Amidst these rumours and social media frenzy, the police in Cross River state made several notable arrests. The suspects, totaling 16 individuals, were apprehended in the Ogoja Local Government Area for their alleged involvement in various electoral offenses during the 2023 presidential and National Assembly elections. These arrests signify the state's commitment to maintaining the integrity of the electoral process and holding accountable those who engage in unlawful activities.

Furthermore, the police command in Cross River state confirmed the retrieval of bodies related to a tragic boat cruise in Calabar. Three medical students lost their lives in the incident, sparking grief and sorrow among the community. While the details surrounding the incident remain under investigation, the recovery of the bodies brings a measure of closure to their families and loved ones.

Additionally, the Nigerian Bar Association's Epe branch secretary, Barr Oladotun Hassan, intervened in a sexual harassment scandal that unfolded at the University of Calabar. The university had recently suspended the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Professor Cyril Ndifon, on allegations of sexual harassment involving female students. The involvement of the Nigerian Bar Association underscores the significance of addressing such misconduct and advocating for justice and accountability within educational institutions.

This series of news stories serves as a reminder of the power and impact of accurate information dissemination. False rumours and unverified claims can cause panic, fear, and unnecessary unrest within communities.

It is crucial for individuals to rely on trusted sources and exercise skepticism before accepting or sharing information, particularly when it has the potential to harm individuals or disrupt social order. Responsible social media usage and critical thinking can contribute to a healthier, more informed society.

The police in Cross River state have taken a commendable stance in addressing these rumours swiftly and debunking the misinformation. By doing so, they have not only reassured the public but also reminded us of the importance of verifying information before blindly accepting it.

As members of society, it is our collective responsibility to promote truth, authenticity, and responsible sharing in an age where misinformation can spread rapidly. By doing so, we can foster a more supportive and reliable digital community.

Source of content: OOO News 2023-09-08 News

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