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Re: Olu Of Warri Donates N4Bn To Construct Koko-Ogheye Road
On Friday, our online platform, www.oasismagazine.com.ng, did a publication, that said the Olu of Warri donated N4Billion naira for the completion of the Koko-Ogheye Road project.
We have since discovered that the said information published by our platform is false.
We have also read the reaction from the palace that debunked the news.
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This error by us is regretted and we tender an unreserved apology to the Olu of Warri and his subjects that may have been embarrassed by the publication.
Also, to our esteemed readers, we apologize for the misleading information. We urge you to continue to believe in Oasis Magazine as a veritable news channel that can be counted on.
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Comr. J. O. MOJAYE
December 7, 2021 at 6:03 am
If it’s not true as you have said. Then you should pull down that post from your page so it’s no longer accessible by the public. Sharing fake information could be misleading. Thanks