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Video shot in Ethiopia falsely used to project attack on Yoruba in Nigeria

Sodiq Ojuroungbe · 2 views · Jun 14, 2022

Following the Owo church attack, a Facebook page posted a 30-seconds video with a caption written in Yoruba, suggesting that Fulani women were armed to attack the Yoruba.

Video shot in Ethiopia falsely used to project attack on Yoruba in Nigeria
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Viral video of brave policeman hunting down suspected terrorist not related to Ondo church killings

Sodiq Ojuroungbe · 0 views · Jun 6, 2022

Cocin da aka yi kisa a jihar Ondo

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