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Information Disorder Analysis Centre

The Information Disorder Analysis Centre (IDAC) is an initiative of Dubawa targeted specifically at unravelling the complexities and methodologies of Disinformation and public information consumption patterns, preferences and behaviours.

The goal of this effort is to proactively engage with and unearth disinformation campaigns and efforts to weaponize false information. The implication of IDAC is far-reaching and it will deliver a better understanding of political messaging, insurgency messaging and deliberately divisive messaging.

The IDAC project is research-driven and will also build knowledge around fact-checking efforts around the world starting of course with Dubawa Nigeria, Ghana, and Sierra Leone.

Latest Information Disorder Analysis Centre

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INVESTIGATION: What are Nigerians eating? Tracing TELA maize from farms to dinner tables

INVESTIGATION: What are Nigerians eating? Tracing TELA maize from farms to dinner tables

Sep 27, 2026
Mariya Shuaibu Suleiman 119 views
Sahara Reporters used old video to represent recent terrorist attack in Yobe

Sahara Reporters used old video to represent recent terrorist attack in Yobe

May 13, 2026
Phillip Anjorin 89 views
Viral video of armed convoy not from Nigeria

Viral video of armed convoy not from Nigeria

Apr 17, 2026
Juliet Buna 125 views

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Round-Up: Peter Obi, Gwoza massacre, Biafra, others, top claims fact-checked this week 

Fact Check · Mar 15, 2026

02

Al’adu da zamantakewa: Hawan Sallah ko Daba a Kasar Hausa

African Languages · Jan 8, 2025

03

How Telegram, TikTok aided Russian disinformation that led to incarceration of Nigerian minors

DUBAWA In-depth · Nov 14, 2024

04

How deepfakes amplify information disorder and diminish public trust

Featured · Aug 25, 2024

05

Addressing misinformation around Nigeria Immigration’s online passport portal

Featured · Aug 25, 2024

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