In fact, there are also no confirmed credible reports that Saif al-Islam Gaddafi has been assassinated at all. Claims of his killing have circulated online periodically in the past without verification from:

International news agencies (Reuters, AP, AFP, BBC)
Official Libyan authorities
Recognized regional monitoring organizations
Important context
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has remained a controversial political figure in Libya, particularly following the 2011 uprising and NATO intervention. Libya’s political landscape remains fragmented, with competing factions and foreign influence playing ongoing roles in the country’s instability.

Separately, Ibrahim Traoré has publicly criticized Western influence in West Africa, particularly regarding security partnerships and resource control in Burkina Faso. However, strong geopolitical rhetoric circulating online is often amplified, edited, or fabricated to fit broader narratives.

Why posts like this spread
Content framed as:

“Truth bombs”
“Calculated strikes”
“Wake up, continent”
Claims of coordinated imperial plots
…tends to generate emotional engagement and rapid sharing — even when underlying events are unverified.