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Ignore The Lies!” Willie Obiano Reacts After Social Media Declares Him Dead

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Former Anambra State Governor Willie Obiano has debunked widespread social media rumours claiming he had passed away, stressing that he is very much alive and in good health.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

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Obiano, who served as governor from 2014 to 2022, addressed the false reports in a statement shared on his official Facebook page on Friday.

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Reassuring Ndi Anambra and his supporters, he stated that he is “alive, hale, hearty, and in excellent health.”

He wrote: “My beloved Ndi Anambra, friends, and well-wishers, I woke up to rumours about my wellbeing. Let me personally assure you: I am alive, hale, hearty, and in excellent health. By the special grace of God, I am doing very well.”

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Describing the circulating rumour as the work of individuals who “derive pleasure in spreading falsehood,” Obiano said the motivation behind such misinformation remains unknown.

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He also expressed gratitude to those who reached out to check on him.

“To everyone who called, sent messages, or offered prayers, I sincerely appreciate your concern. Your love and goodwill mean more than words can express,” he added.

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Urging the public to completely disregard the false report, Obiano affirmed that he remains focused and guided by God.

He concluded: “Please ignore the rumour entirely. We remain focused, grateful, and guided by God’s grace. Daalu nu, and may God bless you all.”

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