On October 19, 2023, a piece of news went viral and appeared on the front page of “The Point” newspaper. The headline reads, “Bayelsa suspends monarch for endorsing Sylva.” Claim: The Bayelsa Government has suspended a monarch for endorsing Timpre Sylva of the APC Verification: The CDD War Room traced the story to the website...
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