VIDEO: Izunaso Refutes AI-Generated Crowd Claims, Insists Kaduna Rally Was Live

Senator Osita Izunaso, Director of Organisation of the PBAT Presidential Campaign Council, has dismissed allegations that the massive crowd at the council’s rally in Kaduna State was artificially generated using artificial intelligence (AI).
Izunaso described the claims as unfounded, insisting that the rally attracted thousands of genuine supporters who gathered physically at the venue.
He spoke on Wednesday after the council’s inaugural meeting at the National Assembly complex, where members reviewed the Kaduna rally and discussed preparations for subsequent campaign activities across the country.
Responding to questions about the authenticity of the crowd, the senator maintained that the council was guided by facts and verifiable events rather than rumours.
“No, that is not true. We don’t rely on rumours here. We rely on practicality,” he said.
According to him, the stadium was already filled to capacity by 8 a.m. on the day of the rally, leaving many people struggling to gain access to the venue.
“If you are in Kaduna, by 8 a.m. that morning, the stadium will be filled to the brim. Even to have access to enter the stadium was a problem. And these things were live. They were streamed live,” Izunaso said.
He questioned the basis of the allegations, arguing that the event was broadcast live and witnessed by thousands of people who attended the rally.
The campaign council is continuing with its planned rallies across the country as part of the first phase of its campaign activities.
Izunaso disclosed that Cross River State would host a rally on November 2, followed by Gombe State on November 3, Nasarawa State on November 4, and Ekiti State on November 5.
He also announced that a South-South zonal rally would hold in Port Harcourt on November 7.
The senator said the council intended to visit every state in the federation, expressing confidence that the turnout at the forthcoming Kano rally would surpass the crowd recorded in Kaduna.
He attributed his optimism to Kano’s larger population but declined to reveal the specific mobilisation strategies the council would deploy for its upcoming rallies.

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