'I Was Not Involved In Road Accident' - President Mzough U Tiv , Edward Ujege Reacts

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Earlier today, there was media report that the President of Mzough U Tiv was  involved in an accident ,which Queendoosh.info posted siting IPN news as it source but it turned out the news was false as there was acctually an accident but Mr Edward Ujege, was not in the bus as he returned via flight.

Read below the PRESS STATEMENT

This is to inform the general public that the President General of Mdzough u Tiv worldwide, Engr. Edward Ujege is not involved in any kind of accident as reported by one Queen Doosh.

The general public is by this statement advice to disregard such news as it is completely false.

The President General however advice social media users to verify their source of information before posting same for public consumption.

Jam Amos writes from the National Secretariat of Mdzough U Tiv worldwide.

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