The Delta state government has refuted claims made by some online newspapers regarding the death of former governor Emmanuel Uduaghan. According to a statement from Mr. Ossai Ovie, media aide to current governor Sheriff Oborevwori, he confirmed the former governor's well-being after speaking with his daughter, Miss Orode Uduaghan.

The Delta State Police Command has rejected social media claims that officers arrested a suspect in an unregistered vehicle on June 27, which allegedly led to a crash and the death of a woman. The police commissioner labeled the report as false and announced the arrest of two individuals for spreading the misinformation.

The media team of former Abia State Governor Theodore Orji has denied social media reports claiming that operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) conducted a raid related to him. They described the reports as 'deliberately crafted' misinformation.

Adeniyi Adeyemi Mathew, identified as the 'DG' in a fake agency scandal, has deactivated his social media accounts and websites. At the time of reporting, the website associated with his Facebook profile was also inaccessible, according to Premium Times.

The Niger-Delta Professionals Forum has rejected claims that Rotimi Amaechi lost the ADC vice presidential ticket and has described the reports as part of a smear campaign against him. The forum's statement comes as the political landscape heats up ahead of the 2027 elections.

Senator Adams Oshiomhole has retracted his previous assertion that some senators' signatures might have been forged in the report recommending the suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan. He made this clarification in a statement on Tuesday, following comments he made during an interview on AIT on June 15.