As the COVID-19 pandemic worsen, many people started sharing inaccurate and outright false information on social media. There are lots of broadcast messages circulating on WhatsApp and many people who do not verify claims have swallowed them hook, line and sinker. I want to appeal to you to only listen to tips, warnings and recommendations from recognised organisations. For Global and regional information, please follow the World Health Organization (WHO). For local (Nigeria) news and advice, follow the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). You can follow their website or Twitter handle. Example of Inaccurate and False Information on COVID-19
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