Claim four siblings kidnapped their father in Anambra, misleading

Claim: An X user shared an image claiming four siblings were arrested for kidnapping their father in Anambra, Southeast Nigeria. Verdict: Misleading! The incident surrounding the image happened in 2024 among friends, for faking a kidnap in Lagos State, and not siblings in Anambra State as claimed. Full Text As ethnic segregation continues to thrive … 

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