Share accurate information

TODAY, reliable information and its sources are important for decision making.
If the information sector is polluted with fake, ambiguous or misleading information it will cause instability and encourage fear in the lives of individuals, businesses and the economy, leading managers to make wrong, costly decisions.
Leaders who invest their time seeking knowledge and reliable information are well informed and can decide well for the better prospect of their people. Coronavirus is not a fantasy. It needs to be investigated and the truth behind the causes and its spread needs to be understood by those in leadership roles.
It is dangerous to entirely depend on Google and Facebook to decide unless from trusted sources.
We have no infected case in the country but have seen and heard it through other information and communication mediums.
We need knowledge, information and research to aid our decision.

John Seke, Via Email