The Nigerian Army has raised alarm, warning unsuspecting members of the public, to disregard a fake video in circulation purporting to show killings in Plateau state as the current security situation.
The Army said the video was shot in 2011 and aimed by enemies of state to poison the minds of the various ethnic grops in Plateau state.
A statement on the the Nigerian Army twitter handle said, “Fake Video in circulation”.
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“The attention of the Nigerian Army has been drawn to a video released by enemies of the State and mischievous persons purported to convey the present security situation in Plateau State.
“For clarity, the said video was originally released by #France24 on 14 Jan 2011.
“Consequently, the public is advised to disregard the video and be rest assured that modalities are emplaced to ensure that the peace in Plateau State and indeed the entire country is not compromised.”
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