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Arise News anchor Rufai Oseni has dismissed reports claiming he was suspended from the station, describing the allegation as false and misleading.
The rumour, which circulated online and was attributed to a post by High Chief Lawrence Igbins Okoro, alleged that Oseni was suspended following a disagreement with his superior during which he reportedly banged a table.
Reacting via his X account, Oseni firmly denied the claim, saying he is not facing any disciplinary action from his employers.
“This is a lie, the man is lying,” he wrote in one of his posts, adding, “I was not suspended, I am on a working visit to Germany.”
He further urged the public to disregard the report, insisting it was fabricated and calling for it to be reported.
“This is fake news, kindly report that account,” he added.
He maintained that he remains on official assignment and has not been suspended by Arise News.
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