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Viral video of man assaulting street beggars not linked to Nigeria

Ukashatu Wakili · 29 views · Nov 12, 2025

Viral video of man assaulting street beggars not linked to Nigeria
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Did government fail to take action after Owo church massacre?

Juliet Buna · 36 views · Nov 11, 2025

Did government fail to take action after Owo church massacre?
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Une présentation trompeuse de la Guinée-Bissau relayée sur TikTok

Yaya KANTE · 40 views · Nov 11, 2025

Une présentation trompeuse de la Guinée-Bissau relayée sur TikTok
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Is TikTok video of burning building linked to church attack in Northern Nigeria?

Miracle Akubuo · 45 views · Nov 11, 2025

Is TikTok video of burning building linked to church attack in Northern Nigeria?
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No, Coffee doesn’t kill adrenal glands or damage brain

Juliet Buna · 39 views · Nov 11, 2025

No, Coffee doesn’t kill adrenal glands or damage brain
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Facebook user claim Will Smith dead at 56, false

Cole Praise · 34 views · Nov 11, 2025

Facebook user claim Will Smith dead at 56, false
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Did US revoke 80,000 Nigerian visas?

Miracle Akubuo · 25 views · Nov 11, 2025

Did US revoke 80,000 Nigerian visas?
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#AnambraDecides2025: X claim no result sheet provided Ihiala Amuma ward, false

Nigerian Fact-checkers' Coalition · 21 views · Nov 10, 2025

#AnambraDecides2025:
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#AnambraDecides2025: APGA’s Soludo won with 422,664, not 361,893 votes

Nigerian Fact-checkers' Coalition · 23 views · Nov 10, 2025

Viral video of Governor Soludo promising cash rewards for votes, true
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#AnambraDecides2025: Misleading! Money-stuffed bag unrelated to Anambra election

Nigerian Fact-checkers' Coalition · 23 views · Nov 10, 2025

#AnambraDecides2025

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