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SPOTLIGHT: Mummy G.O: New face of social media memes, trends in Nigeria

Lateef Sanni, Silas Jonathan, Lois Ugbede · 3 views · Jan 24, 2022

SPOTLIGHT: Mummy G.O: New face of social media memes, trends in Nigeria
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The Sierra Leone football team did not travel by boat to Cameroon for #AFCON2021 as claimed by Football World

Sierra Leone · Alie Tarawally · 1 view · Jan 21, 2022

The Sierra Leone football team did not travel by boat to Cameroon for #AFCON2021 as claimed by Football World
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Explainers

Do PVCs expire? All you need to know about Nigeria’s Permanent Voters’ Cards

Lois Ugbede · 0 views · Jan 21, 2022

Do PVCs expire? All you need to know about Nigeria’s Permanent Voters’ Cards
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Explainers

Dozens of fake “BBC News groups” are misleading users on Facebook

Silas Jonathan · 0 views · Jan 20, 2022

Dozens of fake “BBC News groups” are misleading users on Facebook
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Fact Check

Experts say consumption of zobo can lead to miscarriage

Lois Ugbede · 0 views · Jan 19, 2022

Experts say consumption of zobo can lead to miscarriage
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Fact Check

Is it true all former Oyo governors died at 71?

Michael Olatunbosun · 1 view · Jan 17, 2022

Is it true all former Oyo governors died at 71?
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14 false claims that thrived on Nigeria Twitter despite ban

Lois Ugbede · 1 view · Jan 14, 2022

14 false claims that thrived on Nigeria Twitter despite ban
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Fact Check

Artificially created Garuda Indonesia landing footage recirculated to exaggerate recent accident

Lateef Sanni, Silas Jonathan · 0 views · Jan 14, 2022

Artificially created Garuda Indonesia landing footage recirculated to exaggerate recent accident
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Twitter now accessible as Nigerian government lifts ban after seven months

Lois Ugbede · 1 view · Jan 13, 2022

Twitter now accessible as Nigerian government lifts ban after seven months
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Fact-checkers accuse YouTube of aiding false information spread, propose four-point solution

Lois Ugbede · 0 views · Jan 12, 2022

Fact-checkers accuse YouTube of aiding false information spread, propose four-point solution

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