Primecare Hospital Denies King Mitchy's Death Claims

Primecare Hospital in Abuja issued a statement on Saturday addressing false claims circulating on social media about the death of popular content creator King Mitchy, also known as Mukoro Mitchel. The hospital denied that he died within its premises, clarifying that while he was treated there, no medical records exist linking him to their services.
The statement was prompted by growing online speculation, particularly involving social media influencer VeryDarkMan, who had previously accused Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, of threatening King Mitchy's life. VeryDarkMan's posts suggested that King Mitchy had allegedly consumed a substance called "sniper," which sparked widespread debate online.
The hospital's management called on bloggers and influencers to verify information before publishing, emphasizing the need to prevent the spread of false medical claims that could cause panic and harm innocent parties.
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