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Man with 97 wives debunks death rumour

The controversial Bida-based Islamic cleric  and husband of 97 wives, Alhaji Mohammed Bello Masaba, on Sunday, debunked the  rumour of his death, saying, ”I am hale and hearty. The rumour of my death is not true.”

The rumour of the death of the 87-year-old record polygamist  spread like fire in harmattan on Saturday, especially in the mass media, leading to phone calls and the handing down of instructions by editors to their reporters to get update on the issue.

According to the rumour mill, the cleric died at about 7.45 p.m. during an undisclosed  brief illness.

Nigerian Tribune investigation revealed that no sooner than the  news of the death broke that  some of his teeming followers trooped out en masse to his residence with the intention of confirming the news. They were, however, taken  aback when they met their leader conducting a preaching session.

An online news outfit, www.ckn.com,had earlier  confirmed the purported passing on  of the cleric.

In a telephone interview with the Nigerian Tribune, Masaba, who spoke  fluently in Yoruba language, refuted his purported death and when asked  about his condition, he replied: ”I am not dead. I am well and I am alive. You can hear my voice. I wish you can come here to see for yourself. We have a mission and insha Allah we shall  carry out our assignment.”

He said he was not perturbed  by the  rumour of his death, blaming the development on his  perceived detractors.

“We not moved by all these rumours. It is one of the evil plans to distract our attention, but we are focused with the assignment Allah has given us,” he said.

Also reacting to the rumour, the Personal Assistant to the cleric, Alhaji Mutairu Salaudeen Bello, who said he had been receiving  phone calls from within and outside the country and that people had been trooping in to see their leader, who he said was in good health.

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