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Purported image of hate speech instigator Amaka Sonnberger in handcuffs, not true
The picture is not of Ms Sonnberger but of Georgia state congressional representative, Nikema Williams, who was arrested with 15 others while protesting in the state Capitol, in the wake of the 2018 midterm elections.
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Mainstream
Misleading! NNPC did not announce new location to purchase fuel at N200
Contrary to the claim, the NNPC’s spokesperson dismissed the claim as untrue. Besides, no credible news outlet reported such a development.
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Economy
False! First Bank does not offer loans without BVN
First Bank is not offering loans without BVN as stated in the claim. Also, the link attached differs from the bank's authentic website and displays a United States visa sponsorship opportunity.
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Fact Check
Old video recirculated to depict Oba’s joy after Edo elections
The video in circulation is an old video from early this year. Vanguard Newspaper reported the video in May 2024 when artefacts were returned from Germanythe return of an artefact from Germany in May 2024.
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Fact Check
Old video used to claim terrorists invaded Nigeria
Terrorism in Nigeria has a long history and remains a significant global issue affecting both the country and other nations. Predominantly in the northern region, incidents involving Boko Haram and the Fulani herdsmen crisis have resulted in the loss of lives and destruction of properties in the affected areas.
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Fact Check
Finance minister did not author statement claiming Buhari sold Nigeria’s crude oil upfront
Godwin Obaseki, the governor of Edo state, earlier claimed former President Muhammadu Buhari should be held responsible for the country’s economic misfortune, particularly the high inflation rate.
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