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/ 3 months agoWebsites promising WHO’s 500 Euros, 5O,000 election committee jobs are fraudulent
3 mins read Claim: Two sets of viral WhatsApp messages claim two different offers: the first offering 50,000 temporary Jobs and...
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/ 3 months agoNIMC not offering N10,000, 5GB data to old sim users
4 mins read Claim: a certain website claims that the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) is offering N10, 000 and 5GB...
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/ 3 months agoWebsite asking Nigerians to verify NIN-SIM status is fraudulent
3 mins read Claim: A viral post on WhatsApp is asking Nigerians to verify their NIN-SIM status via a website. NIN-SIM...
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/ 3 months agoTrue! Leprosy spreads through respiratory droplets and face masks help curb its spread
3 mins read Claim: A viral meme claims that the bacteria that causes Leprosy is spread through airborne respiratory droplets and...
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/ 3 months agoGhanaian Rapper Sarkodie Is Not Dead
3 mins read Claim: A video in circulation claims Ghanaian Superstar Sarkodie is dead following a car accident in the United...
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/ 3 months agoDoes consumption of coconut trigger cough?
5 mins read Claim: Twitter users claim that eating coconut causes coughing. It is not true. Well processed and channeled coconut...
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/ 3 months agoPresident Biden’s speech on US’ COVID-19 plans slanted
6 mins read Claim: A 13 seconds video shared on Twitter by Disclose. tv claims that President Biden said “there is...
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/ 3 months agoFarmers/herders crisis: Old letter by Alaafin of Oyo recirculated as a recent message to Buhari
4 mins read Claim: A report by the Peoples Gazette claims the Alaafin of Oyo wrote the President on the security...
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/ 3 months agoTrue! Disproportionate use of this ingredient in hair dye can make your head, face swell
4 mins read CLAIM 1: P-phenylenediamine (PPD) in hair dye causes head swelling. P-phenylenediamine causes irritation and head swelling. P-phenylenediamine (PPD)...
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/ 3 months agoVideo claiming COVID-19 vaccines weaponised to depopulate the world, eliminate Africans false
4 mins read Claim: A viral video clip claims vaccines are targeted at eliminating Africans. The claim that vaccines are meant...
