Infocus News Agency has retracted its reports against the Midun-Led Administration. On Monday, 21st of March 2021, we published a report titled” How Midun-Led Administration Mismanages NAASES Funds. This report has now been retracted by us because of the headline that is so ambiguous. This retraction occurred as a result of the fact the reports contained an ambiguous headline which made the concerned members misinterpret the reports. The reports did not aim to defame anybody but to point out truths that may soon be revealed.
The News Agency, in the same vein, also seize this moment to apologize to the members of the concerned administration. Most importantly, We apologize to all those who feel hurt by the headline. As a media platform, we tend to report events as they occur. The headline used was inappropriate and unsuitable. We apologize for this editorial mistake
The post has been retracted on all our media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, INFOCUS Website, and other platforms of the News Agency. Also, this note of apology has been publicly published on all our platforms mentioned above. We want our esteemed readers to accept our sincere apologies for this editorial mistake.
INFOCUS
Editorial Team
INFOCUS News Agency has retracted its reports against the Midun-Led Administration. On Monday, 21st of March 2021, we published a report titled ” How Midun-Led Administration Mismanages NAASES Funds”. This report has now been retracted by us. The report was published some days ago on all the platforms of the News Agency. This retraction occurred as a result of the fact the reports contained superficial information which would not be sufficient to prove the report right.
The News Agency, in the same vein, also seize this moment to apologise to the members of the concerned administration. Most importantly, We apologise to all those who feel hurt by the report. In lieu of this, the post has been retracted on all our media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, INFOCUS website and other platforms of the news agency.
We want our esteemed readers to accept our sincere apologies for this editorial mistake.
INFOCUS
Editorial Team