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No evidence child’s severe skin condition caused by insect bite

Dare Akogun · 1 view · Aug 17, 2021

No evidence child’s severe skin condition caused by insect bite
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Explainers

How to Avoid Sharing Misinformation

Ganiyat Tijani-Adenle · 2 views · Aug 16, 2021

How to Avoid Sharing Misinformation
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Article

Why Facebook is more popular than Twitter in Kenya: A user perspective

Lilian Mutinda · 3 views · Aug 7, 2021

Why Facebook is more popular than Twitter in Kenya: A user perspective
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Article

How to get verified on Facebook, Twitter as a journalist

Rahaman Abiola · 3 views · Jul 25, 2021

How to get verified on Facebook, Twitter as a journalist
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Fact Check

Sponsored “BBC News Nigeria’’ page asking people to invest for higher returns is fraudulent, fake

Rahaman Abiola · 2 views · Jul 9, 2021

Sponsored “BBC News Nigeria’’ page asking people to invest for higher returns is fraudulent, fake
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News

Facebook, WHO launches new campaign against COVID-19 misinformation

Lois Ugbede · 4 views · Apr 6, 2021

Facebook, WHO launches new campaign against COVID-19 misinformation
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Featured

Trump to return to social media with own platform

Lois Ugbede · 2 views · Mar 22, 2021

Trump to return to social media with own platform
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Featured

How Fake Facebook Pages Push Misinformation Using Famous News Brands

Dubawa · 2 views · Nov 30, 2020

How Fake Facebook Pages Push Misinformation Using Famous News Brands
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Explainers

How Fake Facebook Pages Push Misinformation Using Famous News Brands

Kunle Adebajo · 2 views · Nov 29, 2020

How Fake Facebook Pages Push Misinformation Using Famous News Brands
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Featured

Facebook Fact-Checking Policy Framework and Nigerian Politicians: A Critical Reflection

Dubawa · 0 views · Nov 9, 2020

Facebook Fact-Checking Policy Framework and Nigerian Politicians: A Critical Reflection

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