“Fake Instagram account impersonating me” – Ex-President Jonathan raises alarm

Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan recently raised an alarm about a fake Instagram account impersonating him. The account had amassed 250 followers and was posting content on a timeline.
Jonathan expressed concern over the impersonation and urged the public to be cautious of such fraudulent activities. He emphasized the need for social media users to verify the authenticity of accounts claiming to be public figures.
The former president's statement highlights the prevalence of online impersonation and the potential risks associated with it. Jonathan's alert serves as a reminder for individuals to exercise vigilance and ensure they are interacting with legitimate accounts on social media platforms.
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