Nigerian singer Salawa Abeni addressed false death reports through an Instagram video post. The 64-year-old artist condemned the spreading of misinformation as disgraceful behavior. She expressed gratitude toward supporters who showed concern about the viral claims. Abeni urged audiences to ignore the fabricated stories about her passing.
The veteran performer sang during her video response, stating that people who wish death upon her will perish first. Her written message confirmed her good health and vitality while criticizing media outlets. She accused certain blogs of publishing false information solely for attention and online engagement. The musician emphasized her wellbeing and dismissed all circulating rumors.
Several Nigerian celebrities have recently faced similar false death reports. Musician Ebenezer Obey and actor Chiwetalu Agu both confronted comparable misinformation campaigns. These incidents highlight a growing pattern of fabricated celebrity death announcements across social media platforms.
The veteran performer sang during her video response, stating that people who wish death upon her will perish first. Her written message confirmed her good health and vitality while criticizing media outlets. She accused certain blogs of publishing false information solely for attention and online engagement. The musician emphasized her wellbeing and dismissed all circulating rumors.
Several Nigerian celebrities have recently faced similar false death reports. Musician Ebenezer Obey and actor Chiwetalu Agu both confronted comparable misinformation campaigns. These incidents highlight a growing pattern of fabricated celebrity death announcements across social media platforms.
