NDLEA: Viral Photos of Nigerians by Saudi Authorities Not Genuine - Sept 18 Statement
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) clarified that viral photos of three Nigerian pilgrims released by Saudi authorities were not authentic. The agency emphasized that the images circulating were unrelated and urged media outlets to refrain from using them to avoid misrepresentation and protect the dignity of the individuals involved.
NDLEA stressed the importance of respecting human rights and privacy, highlighting the need for accurate information dissemination and responsible journalism.
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