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Factcheck: Pastor Reno Omokri reaches to hagiography on a claim that Igbos have richest people per capita in Africa

Francis Arinze Iloani · 1 view · Sep 8, 2020

Factcheck: Pastor Reno Omokri reaches to hagiography on a claim that Igbos have richest people per capita in Africa
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Analysis

Viral Video depicting brawl between student and invigilator during WAEC exam is misleading

Silas Jonathan · 2 views · Sep 8, 2020

Viral Video depicting brawl between student and invigilator during WAEC exam is misleading
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Article

Beware! The advertised N-Power stage two shortlist portal is a scam

Qosim Suleiman · 3 views · Sep 7, 2020

Beware! The advertised N-Power stage two shortlist portal is a scam
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Analysis

Still no date on school reopening! Government disclaims media reporting

Qosim Suleiman · 3 views · Sep 7, 2020

Still no date on school reopening! Government disclaims media reporting
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Featured

The Ever-evolving Nature of Fact-checking

Sierra Leone · Dubawa · 3 views · Sep 7, 2020

The Ever-evolving Nature of Fact-checking
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Facebook Checks

No NBS records show 96% of mosques without bank accounts

Francis Arinze Iloani · 3 views · Sep 3, 2020

No NBS records show 96% of mosques without bank accounts
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Featured

“Fake News”: Understanding the Scourge in Nigeria

Dubawa · 1 view · Aug 31, 2020

“Fake News”: Understanding the Scourge in Nigeria
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Facebook Checks

FALSE: Muslims did not burn an Igbo boy alive for urinating close to a mosque in Kaduna

Vivian Chime · 2 views · Aug 29, 2020

FALSE: Muslims did not burn an Igbo boy alive for urinating close to a mosque in Kaduna
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Featured

A Biafran embassy commissioned in Spain? Viral video retails misinformation to mislead.

Nelly Kalu · 2 views · Aug 29, 2020

A Biafran embassy commissioned in Spain? Viral video retails misinformation to mislead.
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Featured

“Fake News”: Understanding the Scourge in Nigeria

Raji Rasaki · 2 views · Aug 26, 2020

“Fake News”: Understanding the Scourge in Nigeria

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