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Crimes

Shuaibu Mungadi Attacked by Enemies with False Allegations

Shuaibu Mungadi, a well-known anchor at Farin Wata TV station, has found himself at the center of a fabricated scandal. The allegations, published by a dubious blog named ‘Zamfara News Letter,’ accuse Mungadi of impregnating his daughter’s friend, a claim that has been met with widespread skepticism and condemnation.

The blog, according to the investigation by The Spectacles created by politicians to target and malign those they disagree with, has accused Mungadi of having inappropriate relations with Maijidda Labaran’s daughter, leading to a three-month pregnancy. The victim’s mother, Maijidda Labaran, claimed that Mungadi exploited his position to take advantage of her daughter, a primary school friend of his fifth daughter.

The picture attached in the report has vehemently falsified the allegations, renders it baseless and a product of political malice. The accusations are not only unfounded but also clearly orchestrated by individuals seeking to tarnish his reputation due to his critical stance on their evil activities. Mungadi hosts “Idon Mikiya” on Farin Wata TV and Vision FM, a program known for its fearless discussions on political and social issues.

The ‘Zamfara News Letter’ has a notorious reputation for spreading false information, blackmail and attacking individuals on behalf of political figures. For the past five years, this blog has been a tool for politicians to smear their opponents instead of engaging in constructive and civilized discourse. The poorly photoshopped images used in the accusations against Mungadi further discredit the blog’s credibility, making it apparent to even the untrained eye that the evidence is fabricated.

The Spectacles therefore, urged him to take legal action against the perpetrators of this defamation. By pursuing this route, Mungadi can protect his reputation and set a precedent that discourages future attempts at character assassination. Legal experts believe that a strong legal response will not only clear Mungadi’s name but also expose the malicious intent behind the blog and its sponsors.

In conclusion, the allegations against Shuaibu Mungadi are a clear example of how political rivalries can lead to the spread of false information and character attacks. It is imperative for individuals and society as a whole to critically evaluate such claims and support the victim in seeking justice. As Mungadi considers legal action, his case serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining integrity and truth in media and public discourse.

The Spectacles

The Spectacle is an online news platform that covers Nigeria. We are your one-stop Nigerian portal for all Nigerian news – politics, education, Opinion and Zamfara current affairs

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