Burkina Faso: The Presidency warns against false information circulating about President Ibrahim Traoré
The presidency of Burkina Faso has issued a stern warning to citizens, partners, and friends of the country: all information regarding President Captain Ibrahim Traoré must be sourced exclusively from official presidential channels.
This directive is aimed at combating the spread of misinformation that could damage the reputation and actions of the President.
The Presidential Communication Directorate has emphasized the critical need to verify any statements attributed to the President, highlighting that the distribution of false claims could lead to legal repercussions.
The presidency reserves the right to take legal action against individuals who create or disseminate misleading information.
This warning comes amid a surge in rumors and fake news, which can create confusion among the public and potentially destabilize the nation.
The Burkina Faso presidency underscores the importance of relying on credible and official sources to avoid misinformation.
The message from the presidency is clear: individuals spreading unverified information about the President could face legal consequences.
This measure is intended to safeguard the integrity of official communications and ensure accurate and transparent information for all Burkinabe citizens.
Cedric KABORE
