Lademi Aborisade
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African Languages
Aa! Ba’a amfani da bishiyar Goba don a samar da kwai
Zargi: Wani mai amfani da shafin Facebook ya wallafa yadda ake shuka kwai ta hanyar amfani da bawon Goba da…
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African Languages
Tsohon bidiyo daga Afirka ta Kudu ne ake amfani da shi a sunan tashin hankali a Najeriya.
Zargi: A wani bidiyon da ke nuna wasu ‘yan daba na dukar wata mata, ana zargi ‘yan daban na da…
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Elections
Old viral video of police assaulting passenger linked to Kogi Election
Claim: A viral video shows a police officer brutalising a passenger along the Abuja-Kogi expressway. Verdict: FALSE! It is a…
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Homepage
Misleading! NLC’s comment on Imo governorship elections taken out of context
Claim: A Facebook user purports that the Nigerian Labour Congress said that elections don’t need to be held in Imo…
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Media Literacy
Internet Romance: Eight ways to avoid being scammed
Following the recent discovery and investigation of Twitter romance scammer Iriodalo Obhafuoso (Odalo), who has been accused of cajoling women…
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Fact Check
False! Wetting your head before your other body parts in shower do not cause stroke
Claim: Facebook user says strokes are usually more common in bathrooms because of a particular body shower sequence. Verdict: FALSE!…
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Fact Check
No scientific evidence pineapple, cucumber, lemon juice mixture cleans liver
Claim: A Facebook reel indicates that blending pineapple, cucumber, celery plant, and lemons can be used to clean the liver. …
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Fact Check
Misleading: Old video from South Africa used to depict mob violence in Nigeria
Claim: A viral video showing a woman being beaten and stripped by angry mobs is allegedly linked to an armed…
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Fact Check
False! Mohbad’s autopsy result not yet out
Claim: A Facebook user claim that late Mohbad’s autopsy result is out and the cause of his death has been…
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Fact Check
Old video from 2021 recirculated to claim OPay crashing
Claim: Kemi Olunloyo posts that OPay is allegedly about to collapse, and tells people to withdraw their money. VERDICT: FALSE!…
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