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False! Terrorists did not kill 100 in Sokoto, as Facebook user claimed

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Dated, unrelated pictures used to depict attacks on Fulani herdsmen in Ogun

Silas Jonathan · 49 views · Feb 8, 2021

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Farmers/herders crisis: Old letter by Alaafin of Oyo recirculated as a recent message to Buhari

Lois Ugbede · 39 views · Jan 25, 2021

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Claim that FG is offering N10,500 weekly as COVID-19 second wave grant is a fraudulent

Silas Jonathan · 63 views · Jan 20, 2021

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Old, Foreign Photos Recycled As Recent Military Raid Of Terrorist Camp

Kunle Adebajo · 61 views · Jan 19, 2021

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These Aren’t Photos Of Weapons Donated To Boko Haram By France

Kunle Adebajo · 52 views · Jan 11, 2021

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Phishing link claims the WHO is giving out 500 Euros support

Lois Ugbede · 97 views · Jan 5, 2021

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Email purportedly from Gtbank requests customers details to link their NIN but it’s a scam mask

Elfredah Kevin-Alerechi · 121 views · Jan 4, 2021

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How true is the claim that €500,000 COVID-19 fraud was traced to Nigeria by Interpol?

Lois Ugbede · 39 views · Dec 31, 2020

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Curses, resentments trailed Nigerian Army’s Tweets tagging media reports on its involvement in Lekki shootings as Fake News

Raheemat Adeniran · 68 views · Dec 21, 2020

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The Illusory Truth Effect And Why Army’s ‘Fake News’ Tags Are Tricky

Kunle Adebajo · 60 views · Dec 18, 2020

False! Terrorists did not kill 100 in Sokoto, as Facebook user claimed

Facebook, Instagram users delete blasphemy post after DUBAWA’s fact-check

Video of soldiers interrogating man, unrelated to Nigeria

DUBAWA Round-Up: Man City’s sanction, UNICEF’s prediction, other claims fact-checked

Facebook user deletes misleading video about arrested soldier after DUBAWA’s fact-check

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False! Terrorists did not kill 100 in Sokoto, as Facebook user claimed

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