Analysis
Against All Odds: How Can You Fact-Check Security-Related News in Nigeria?
The overriding aim for sharing information should be to ensure the safety of other people and reduce casualties. It is also important to closely follow as many credible sources as possible as the situation unfolds and stay regularly updated rather than just going with the first version of events...
Hurray for the Love of Facts!
Here's an important note: the article below is actually composed of quotes found online. This “Unauthorized Collective Opinion” was put together to mark history’s third “International Fact-Checking Day.” So can you figure out what’s true and what’s false? To easily fact-check the sources of this “Collective Opinion”, visit Opinion50.com
Post-Election Fact-checking Analysis #2: How Misinformation Shaped the 2019 Elections
We are still dealing with the aftermath of the election and trying to understand how misinformation spreads in Nigeria and effective ways to combat it. In the meantime, we urge Nigerians to always check before sharing and report suspicious messages to us! Check out how to contact us on our website!!
Beyond The Headlines #4 – Always Verify Statements Credited To VIPs
This is a good time to emphasize that not everything published on a website is true, and not every blog or news site is credible.
How Do You Fact-Check The Fact-Checkers?
Researchers should do independent fact-checks on themselves to be sure that they are better informed about the issues they fact-check!
