In an official statement released on Monday, the Minister's Office described the claims as “malicious” and “entirely fabricated,” urging the public to disregard the misinformation.
The statement, titled “False Rumour Regarding the Honourable Minister of Defence,” was issued by Leah Katung-Babatunde, the Minister’s Special Assistant on Media. It addressed online reports suggesting that General Musa intended to step down from his role.
“We wish to state unequivocally that these rumors are absolute falsehoods born out of complete mischief,” the statement asserted, emphasizing the Minister's ongoing commitment to his duties.
The government reiterated that General Musa is fully engaged in his responsibilities, focusing on the execution of the Federal Government's national defense and security agenda. The statement highlighted his dedication to overseeing the nation’s defense strategy and fulfilling his mandate.
Officials also encouraged the public and media organizations to verify information through official channels prior to publication or dissemination. “We strongly advise media outlets and internet users to refrain from spreading unverified information and to seek clarification from the office on matters concerning the Minister,” it noted.
The statement concluded with a reaffirmation that General Musa remains in office and is actively discharging his responsibilities.
In related news, various security initiatives continue to be implemented across the nation, reflecting the government’s commitment to enhancing national security under General Musa’s leadership.
As the situation develops, the government remains vigilant in combating misinformation, urging the public to rely on verified news sources.
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