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Ignore Misleading Audio Of CP, Enugu Police Tells Citizens

Enugu Police has asked people to disregard malicious and deceptive audio and images posted by the state commissioner of police on social media.

This is contained in a statement issued by the Command’s Spokesman, DSP Daniel Ndukwe, on Friday in Enugu.

“The public is advised to disregard the audio, as it does not represent any official communication from the command.

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”The police have started an investigation and manhunt  to identify social media influencers using the misleading audio.

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“It is essential to note that WhatsApp, owned by Meta, is a reputable international organization that would not use such third-party sources to announce changes to its services,’ he said.

The spokesman said that the commissioner had ordered a thorough intelligence-led investigation to identify and prosecute those responsible for creating and circulating the audio

The CP has expressed concern over the misuse of his image in spreading this false information,” he said. (NAN)

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