World News
Pat Police Retracts Allegations Against Ogulagha, Apologises to Community
-
Pat Police withdraws earlier allegations against Ogulagha Kingdom, admits claims were inaccurate.
-
She tenders an unreserved apology to community leaders, youths, elders and residents.
-
Says future public statements will be based on verified facts to prevent misinformation.
Pat Police, a native of Ogulagha community, Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State, has formally retracted allegations previously made against the people of Ogulagha, admitting that the claims were unfounded and offering an unreserved apology to the community.
In a statement released on Tuesday, Pat Police acknowledged that the allegations were made without sufficient verification and expressed regret for the distress and misunderstanding they caused.
ATTENTION: Click “HERE” to join our WhatsApp group and receive News updates directly on your WhatsApp!
“I sincerely withdraw my earlier allegations against the good people of Ogulagha Kingdom. Upon further review of the facts, I have realised that my claims were inaccurate and should not have been made. I deeply regret the inconvenience and embarrassment my statements may have caused,” the statement read.
READ ALSO: Police Rescue Kidnap Victim, Recover N2.2m Ransom, Arrest Suspect in Osun
Pat Police extended the apology to community leaders, youths, elders and residents, saying there was no intention to bring the community into disrepute or incite public resentment.
She appealed for forgiveness and pledged to exercise greater caution in handling sensitive issues in the future, stressing the importance of verifying information before making public statements.
The apology comes after the earlier allegations attracted widespread reactions across social media, prompting calls for clarification and accountability.
-
Special Reports2 days agoKano man rescued from well after he got trapped trying to rescue cow
-
Special Reports2 days agoFour children held captive in truck for 7 years by woman and her fiancé
- Special Reports2 days ago
âMake una help me o. Yahoo boys no go k!ll person for Ekpoma- Woman shouts after car rammed directly into her shop in Edo state
-
Business3 days agoMAN seeks safeguards for manufacturers under new tax law






