Actress Hilda Dokubo Debunks Death Rumours

Veteran Nollywood actress Hilda Dokubo has refuted circulating rumors claiming that she had passed away.

The actress addressed the false information through a live video on Instagram, reassuring her fans and the general public that she is alive, in good health, and not afraid.

The rumours, which appeared to have originated from Facebook, alleged that Dokubo was involved in organizing a political rally alongside suspended Rivers State Governor Sim Fubara to put pressure on President Bola Tinubu and Minister Nyesom Wike.

Dokubo dismissed these claims, stating that she has no interest in organizing rallies and prefers to express herself through dancing and making public speeches at community events.

She expressed disappointment over how frequently celebrities are falsely reported to have died.

According to her, these rumours often cause unnecessary panic, and in this instance, even led people to visit her elderly mother to check on her.

While addressing the matter, Dokubo made it clear that she remains fearless and true to her values.

She noted that she cannot be influenced by bribes and emphasized her commitment to speaking the truth and advocating for better governance.

She also stressed that she harbours no bitterness in her political views and would never wish harm on anyone, even those who disagree with her.

In her closing remarks, Dokubo urged those spreading false information to stop, stating that she would not change her stance or be intimidated by baseless rumours.

She advised her supporters to disregard the fake reports and focus on facts.

Despite the upsetting nature of the rumors, Dokubo maintained her poise and affirmed her unwavering dedication to standing by her principles.


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