Hospital Breaks Silence on King Mitchy Death Amid VDM Clash with Seyi Tinubu

A private hospital in Abuja has denied claims that social media personality King Mitchy died within its premises.

The hospital, Primecare Hospital, issued a statement on Saturday to address reports spreading across social media.

It described the story as false and misleading.

According to the hospital’s management, Mukoro Mitchelle, popularly known as King Mitchy, was never admitted or treated at its facility.

The hospital said no medical record exists linking her to its services.

It urged the public to ignore the rumours and stop sharing unverified information.

The statement was released after intense online speculation suggested that the content creator had died during a period of rising tension involving social commentator VeryDarkMan and Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

The controversy gained more attention after VeryDarkMan posted a video reacting to claims that King Mitchy allegedly consumed a substance identified as “Sniper.”

These claims triggered widespread reactions and heated debate on social media platforms.

In earlier posts, VeryDarkMan had accused Seyi Tinubu and King Mitchy of threatening his life.

He also previously alleged that Seyi Tinubu gave King Mitchy N100 million to renovate a school within six days.

King Mitchy later denied that allegation publicly.

The hospital said it decided to speak out to protect its reputation and prevent further confusion.

It added that spreading false medical claims could cause panic and harm innocent parties.

The management called on bloggers and influencers to verify information before publishing sensitive reports.

Mfonobong Daniel

Mfonobong Daniel is a purpose-driven content writer with over five years of experience in digital content development. Over the years, Mfonobong has written for platforms and organisations including Nigerian Infopedia, Buyers.ng, Ankara E-commerce Store and BackToSchool. His areas of interest include technology, education, and politics. Mfonobong continues to develop his writing and communication skills through professional training, including Good with Words: Writing and Editing from the University of Michigan and Digital Content Pro: Writing, Strategy from the University of California, Davis. He can be reached on [email protected]

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