MEULABOH - The Assistant to the Government of Aceh and Kesra (Assistant I) of the Regional Secretariat of Gayo Lues Regency, Aceh, H Nevirizal has submitted his resignation from his position effective Thursday, July 23 after a video of his son flexing (showing off wealth) went viral on social media.

"I made this decision with full awareness and responsibility due to the emergence of public attention regarding the behavior of my family members which has caused controversy and has affected public confidence in the institution where I serve," wrote Nevirizal as quoted by Antara, Thursday, July 23.

In a follow-up interview, Nevirizal said the resignation letter had been handed over to Deputy Regent (Wabup) of Gayo Lues H Maliki in Blangkejeran, because the regent was on duty outside the area.

This step was taken as a form of moral responsibility for the behavior of his family members. As a public official, he bears ethical responsibility to maintain the integrity and reputation of the institution.

"In order to maintain the good name of the institution and provide an opportunity for the evaluation and improvement process to run well, I choose to resign from the position I am currently holding," he continued.

Through the written letter, Nevirizal also apologized to the leadership, colleagues, and all levels of the Gayo Lues Regency community for the commotion that had occurred.

Meanwhile, the owner of the social media account Dea Arranoya, who is the biological child of H Nevirizal, officially apologized publicly, especially the Gayo Lues community.

In an open letter dated July 22, 2026, which was signed on the seal in Banda Aceh, Thursday, Dea admitted his mistake regarding the flexing which was considered unwise.

One of the content that triggered public attention was his upload on December 9, 2025 which featured a row of jerry cans containing fuel oil (BBM), in the midst of a community that was struggling economically.

Dea said that the exhibition in the content was purely due to negligence and immaturity.

"I admit my mistake and I am not looking for any justification for my actions. The posts are purely negligence, immaturity, and my lack of wisdom in using social media," wrote Dea.

As a form of moral accountability, Dea confirmed that he had deleted all related content from all of his social media accounts.

"I promise not to repeat the same behavior and will try to be a more humble, wise, and more sensitive person to the environment around me. I hope that the door of forgiveness can be opened for the mistakes I have made," he said.


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