Opobo kingdom debunks rumours of King Jaja’s death

The King Jaja Executive Authority has issued a commentary denying rumours of the demise of His Majesty, King Dandeson Douglas Jaja, Jeki V, the Amanyanabo of Opobo Kingdom.

The commentary, signed by Jekiopusenibo Godswill F. Pepple, Secretary of the King Jaja Executive Authority, described the rumours as “unfortunate, counterfeit, and spoiled.”

“We clearly and unequivocally thunder that there is no reality in these reviews and rumours and could merely as a consequence of this reality be omitted by all smartly-meaning folks internationally,” the commentary be taught.

The authority attributed the unfold of fraudulent files to “unscrupulous aspects” who're handiest expressing their “devilish wants”.

The rebuttal came following news that made the rounds that the revered monarch had handed after a quick sickness.

The commentary emphasised the importance of verifying claims sooner than sharing them, noting that spreading fraudulent files can get major emotional impacts on participants and their households.

“It would possibly lead to unnecessary dismay, harm, and confusion,” the authority warned.

Pepple called on all persons in and outdoor Opobo Kingdom to accurate away end the unfold of those malicious reviews and rumours.

“Allow us to deliver warning sooner than jumping to conclusions,” the authority informed. “We wants to be vigilant in ensuring that the details we portion is merely and respectful.”

The commentary urged everyone to brush apart the fraudulent reviews and to proceed respecting and supporting their monarch.