Fact Check: Peter Obi’s Phone Stolen At Tribunal? Here Is What We Know Right Now

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A controversial story has been circulating on various social media platforms, as well as some traditional news outlets, claiming that the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, had his phone stolen by a DSS official during the adoption of a written address at the Presidential Election Tribunal Tribunal. However, upon closer examination and thorough investigation, these claims have been found to be unfounded.

Conflicting reports have emerged, with some news media suggesting that the phone was stolen by “Obidients,” while others allege that it was stolen by a DSS official seeking access to Peter Obi’s private conversations. Yet, amidst these speculations, Ejes Gist News, after conducting comprehensive fact-checking, can confidently confirm that Peter Obi’s phone was never stolen.

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A viral video, shared by those known for spreading misinformation, only showed a segment of the incident where Peter Obi appeared to be searching for his phone. Regrettably, these individuals selectively omitted the part where the phone was eventually found, giving rise to the misleading narrative of a theft.

Our investigation into the matter has shed light on the truth behind the alleged phone theft, dispelling the rumors and providing a clear account of the events. It is crucial to rely on credible sources and verified information when disseminating news, especially in the era of rampant misinformation and fake news.

The phone was not stolen but temporarily misplaced, and later found in possession of one of his aides

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As a responsible media organization, Ejes Gist News is committed to upholding the highest standards of journalistic integrity and accuracy. We urge the public to be cautious and discerning when consuming information from various sources and to trust only reputable news outlets that adhere to rigorous fact-checking procedures.

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The reports of Peter Obi’s phone theft by a DSS official or a member of the Obidient movement are not true. We stand firm in our commitment to providing accurate and reliable news to our readers and call on others to do the same. Let us collectively combat the spread of misinformation and ensure that the truth prevails in all matters of public interest.

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