Over the weekend, a number of foreign media platforms reported that a restaurant in Anambra was shut down for selling human flesh (read
here). Well, the originator of the report, BBC Swahili have retracted the story and apologized (see )
here. Daily Mail also pulled the story down.
Go n sin no more
ReplyDeleteDis is wht I call medicine after death.
DeleteOk we hear
ReplyDeleteThat's very unprofessional, good they are making corrections!
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ReplyDeleteWow...why always Nigeria? Are we the only country on Google maps!!! *** far too kind
ReplyDeletea.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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Then let us sue them for defamation
ReplyDeleteSo even big names like bbc too give fake news too.
ReplyDeleteThis a great opportunity to sue and make some good cash. I hope the owners of the restaurant have this idea.
ReplyDeleteKnew it was cock and bull from the word go
ReplyDeleteBastards.
ReplyDeleteSue em GooD to Bankrupt them 2 extinction.
After shading the reputation of our country, nice they apologized.
ReplyDeleteWhy can't they be sued already..
ReplyDeleteThey wouldn't have taken it rightly if we meted same to them
That is not an apology. They are idiots. They only said it was incorrect
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine??? After tarnishing our image, na sorry follow. Mcheeeeeeew! Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine??? After tarnishing our image, na sorry follow. Mcheeeeeeew! Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteVoodoo journalism at its worst.
ReplyDeleteBetter!
ReplyDeleteY did dey now broadcasted it wen it was wrong. I stopped eating meat since den. Chai, dias God oooo....
ReplyDeleteHow BBC Swahili take get d news???
ReplyDeleteNa wetin I wan know
When the damage has already been don. Mtchewwww,
ReplyDeleteUseless people
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When the damage has already been done. Mtchewwww,
ReplyDeleteOturugbeke ifeneme.. I believed it like I believed that Oshobaba married chasis, imagine tear rubber. No wonder am laffing in Swahili. KYLA
ReplyDeleteOturugbeke ifeneme.. I believed it like I believed that Oshobaba married chasis, imagine tear rubber. No wonder am laffing in Swahili. KYLA
ReplyDeleteThunder fire una stupid ppl want to make Anambra ppl look bad
ReplyDeleteThey need to apologize on our national newspapers too! But this is a good start.
ReplyDeleteDis is wht I call medicine after death. Let them park well biko.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of rubbish is that, the restaurant should sue BBC
ReplyDeletebut the story is true
ReplyDeleteDis news already caused wahala btw myself and my oyinbo racist flatmate. Always sending me negative stuff abt Nigeria but dis particular one wasn't funny. She had the balls to tell me to notify my family members in Nigeria before they send me human flesh as meat. I am still showing her pepper up until till now and will continue to. Bloody racist
ReplyDeleteWhere are Nigeria's legal luminaries, such as, the SANs and the rest? Why can't they get together and SUE the ass off the BBC and all its affiliates? Someone needs to take the fraudelent BBC to the cleaners so next time around, they and their accomplices will think twice about disrespecting other peoples/cultures, particularly Africans as a whole.
ReplyDeleteThe damage has be done already. Let them pack well
ReplyDeleteTake it from me, this is South African people at work. They have been doing whatever it takes to re-direct attention from them since the xenophobia incident followed by the KFC incident. If this really is to be investigated, you'd see, this is their handwork. They must have paid someone at BBC Swahili to spread this lies. Sad part is, once something gets to the internet, that'sit. It can never be taken back.
ReplyDeleteAnd a lot of people were throwing insults here and there.
ReplyDeleteAll those that poured abuses on Anambra people and Igbo because of unverified stories should ask God for forgiveness
Human Being No Be God
They have succeeded in destroying that guys business. They must pay compensation
ReplyDeleteBut Punchng and others copied and published same. We are a disgrace to ourselves.
ReplyDeleteLinda I expect to teach our journalists how to do it right.
This is so funny ...why must they apologise. ...anyway they have lost trust by 15% or even more .... now people will be sceptical of their stories
ReplyDeleteVery good, I had people talking to me funny yest about it
ReplyDeleteThey have spoil the business already
ReplyDeleteThey have spoil the business already
ReplyDeleteThey have spoil the business already
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