The vice president said he is committed to the service of the Nigerian people under the leadership of his principal, President Muhammadu Buhari.

He lamented the rise of fake news in the country, especially as Nigerians prepare for another election.

The vice president made the statement while reacting to claims by All Progressives Congress chieftain, Doyin Okupe and others that he threatened to resign after he was excluded from a meeting.

However, Professor Osinbajo, who spoke at a meeting with young Christian leaders in Lagos Wednesday night, said he missed the security briefing meeting because he was busy in his office.

He said: “They are deliberate propaganda. Today (Wednesday), they’ve been spreading some information around that I’ve resigned. They said I didn’t attend a security meeting yesterday. I was too busy in my office. The same security people were meeting with me that same evening. Must I attend every meeting? Can’t the President hold a meeting with the security chiefs without me? They said I was so angry that they didn’t bring me to tha. meeting, that I was excluded, then I resigned! I have not resigned”.