The pictures, taken at a restaurant in the United Kingdom, went viral and sparked speculation across social media.

In a statement, Oseloka described the claims as false and politically motivated, saying the images were ordinary snapshots with friends. “Because of my father’s role in politics, there has been persistent and sometimes malicious curiosity about me. These rumours are baseless,” he said.

He stressed that the photos were being misrepresented and reaffirmed his father’s integrity and commitment to Nigeria. “If people think attacking me will hurt him, they are free to try. We will remain focused on the future of Nigeria,” he added.

Oseloka urged Nigerians to ignore gossip and concentrate on the nation’s real challenges.