**No Poison Plot Against President Tinubu, Presidency Insists** Reports of a poisonous plot against President Bola Tinubu have been shot down by the Presidency, leaving many Nigerians wondering about the truth behind the allegations. The President's Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, took to social media to debunk claims that a presidential chef was arrested for attempting to poison the President. The controversy started when a video surfaced on the internet, claiming that a presidential chef had been arrested in connection with a plot to poison President Tinubu. The video, which was widely shared, claimed that the incident had triggered a security breach at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa. But according to the Presidency, there is no truth to these claims. Onanuga shared a video of his own, showing scenes from the Presidential Villa, as part of efforts to set the record straight. The video, which is meant to reassure Nigerians about the security around the President, reveals that there was no attempted poisoning of President Tinubu. The alleged plot, which was said to have been uncovered by security agencies, was reportedly based on intelligence alerts suggesting suspicious activities in the Presidential Villa's kitchen. However, the Presidency has denied that any such incident occurred, describing the claims as fabricated. While the Presidency has dismissed the allegations, many Nigerians will be watching closely to see how the investigation unfolds. For now, the public has been urged to remain calm, as security agencies continue to investigate the claims. The incident highlights the importance of verifying information before sharing it on social media, to avoid spreading unnecessary panic and misinformation. In conclusion, the Presidency has made it clear that there was no attempt to poison President Tinubu, and that claims to the contrary are baseless. As Nigerians, it is essential to be cautious of misinformation and to rely on credible sources for accurate information.