BBC Apologizes About Story Of Human Flesh Being Served in Anambra Restaurant as False

We brought you a story earlier about a Nigerian restaurant which was shut down for selling human flesh. However, reports have it that the information is false. 
 

BBC has admitted that the story about human flesh being served in an Anambra restaurant is false. They have also apologized for publishing the story.

Here is the statement they released on the matter:

"The story about the Nigerian restaurant which we published here was a mistake and we apologise. It was incorrect and published without the proper BBC checks. We have removed the story and have launched an urgent investigation into how this happened.

The BBC Swahili service’s reputation for accuracy and balance remains of paramount importance to us and we are taking the appropriate steps to insure that mistakes like this do not happen again."

Daily Mail has also acknowledged that the story is false:

"An article on 16 May reported that a Nigerian restaurant was shut down for serving human flesh, based on a BBC Swahili report. BBC Swahili has now confirmed that the story was incorrect and the article has now been removed from our website"

Source: Daily Mail