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‘Delete, retract, apologise’ – Agyinasare urges Ghanaians to take responsibility for misinformation

Archbishop Charles Agyinasare has urged Ghanaians to take responsibility for misinformation they share by deleting false posts, retracting inaccurate claims and apologising to people harmed by their actions.
He outlined practical steps people should take when they discover they have shared false information, including deleting the post where possible, informing those who received it that the information was wrong, apologising to those affected and correcting the misleading impression created.
The preacher said that people must be willing to accept responsibility for the consequences of their words rather than allow false information to remain unchallenged.
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