Salawa Abeni debunks death rumours on Instagram

Renowned Nigerian musician Salawa Abeni has addressed rumors of her death, stating that she is alive and well. In a video posted on her Instagram page, the singer dismissed the reports as “shameful” and expressed gratitude to her fans and loved ones for their concern.

Salawa Abeni, 64, sang in the video, declaring that those who wish her dead will predecessors her. She captioned the video, “I’m alive, hail, and hearty. Please disregard the rumors. Some blogs will do the unthinkable just to trend.” The musician’s response comes amid a recent trend of false reports about the deaths of public figures in Nigeria, including legendary musician Ebenezer Obey and actor Chiwetalu Agu.

The rumors surrounding Salawa Abeni’s death appear to be part of a larger issue of misinformation in the Nigerian entertainment industry. In recent months, several high-profile celebrities have been forced to deny reports of their own deaths, highlighting the need for fact-checking and responsible reporting. Salawa Abeni’s statement serves as a reminder to the public to verify information through reliable sources before accepting it as true.

As a celebrated figure in Nigerian music, Salawa Abeni’s health and well-being are of interest to her fans and the wider public. Her assurance that she is “fine and doing very well” will likely bring relief to those who were concerned by the false reports. The incident also underscores the importance of media accountability and the potential consequences of spreading false information. By speaking out against the rumors, Salawa Abeni has reaffirmed her connection with her audience and emphasized the value of accuracy in reporting.

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