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Fact Checks of the Week

Dubawa · 2 views · Mar 15, 2021

Fact Checks of the Week
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Fact Check

Nigerian Ex-lawmaker makes spurious claims about Astrazeneca vaccine, mostly false

Lois Ugbede · 2 views · Mar 13, 2021

Nigerian Ex-lawmaker makes spurious claims about Astrazeneca vaccine, mostly false
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Fact Check

Purported CNN bulletin photo claiming vaccinated COVID-19 patients eat other patients in hospital is fabricated

Maxine Danso, Silas Jonathan · 0 views · Mar 12, 2021

Purported CNN bulletin photo claiming vaccinated COVID-19 patients eat other patients in hospital is fabricated
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Featured

Nine things to know about COVID-19 vaccine that recently arrived Nigeria

Dubawa · 1 view · Mar 8, 2021

Nine things to know about COVID-19 vaccine that recently arrived Nigeria
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Featured

COVID-19: Nine things to know about vaccine that recently arrived Nigeria

Nike Adebowale, Ebuka Onyeji · 2 views · Mar 3, 2021

Nigeria is one of 92 countries that will receive the free Oxford/Astrazeneca vaccines through COVAX.

COVID-19: Nine things to know about vaccine that recently arrived Nigeria
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Explainers

All you need to know about E-registration for COVID-19 vaccine in Nigeria

Lois Ugbede · 2 views · Mar 2, 2021

All you need to know about E-registration for COVID-19 vaccine in Nigeria
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Fact Check

How true is this claim that Israel has invented inhaler that can cure COVID-19 within 5 days?

Silas Jonathan · 3 views · Feb 18, 2021

How true is this claim that Israel has invented inhaler that can cure COVID-19 within 5 days?
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Fact Check

WHO did not disqualify Nigeria from receiving COVID-19 vaccines as claimed by opposition

Silas Jonathan · 3 views · Feb 11, 2021

WHO did not disqualify Nigeria from receiving COVID-19 vaccines as claimed by opposition
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Fact Check

Video allegedly depicting students running from COVID-19 vaccine old, unrelated

Qosim Suleiman · 2 views · Feb 8, 2021

Video allegedly depicting students running from COVID-19 vaccine old, unrelated
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Explainers

Why Conspiracy Theories Can Be As Misleading As They Are Convincing

Kunle Adebajo · 3 views · Jan 25, 2021

Why Conspiracy Theories Can Be As Misleading As They Are Convincing

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