I have no social media account, news about PDP not mine: Titi Atiku
In view of a certain communication as it relates to some political commentaries from me concerning political calculations in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the political ambitions of some individuals, I want to state that it is not only fake news, it is absolutely not my style to pass such commentaries and thus did not authorise the post.
I wish to state categorically that I do not operate any social media account.
The Facebook page where the communication was posted does not belong to me, and after investigation, I am made to know that the page has been in existence for a while.
The latest post on the page which portrays me making a controversial comment on politics within the PDP and political moves by an unnamed politician is malicious and put out to cause disaffection with some persons and embarrassment to my person.
I will urge the public, especially members of the PDP, to disregard this particular post and other posts from unverified and unreliable sources that can cause division within the party.
Signed:
Hajiya Titi Amina Abubakar
Abuja
1st August, 2021
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