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  1. The Nigerian Government Is Not Offering National Youth Empowerment Funds

A viral WhatsApp message claims the Federal Government is offering money to Nigerians under the National Youth Empowerment Fund. This is not true, click here to read the facts.

Five Quick Facts You Can Share With Your Friends
  1. Lagos Is Not The City With The Largest Economy In Africa

While it is true that Nigeria has the largest economy in Africa, there is no substantial evidence to support the claim that Lagos is the city with the largest economy in Africa. Read more here.

Five Quick Facts You Can Share With Your Friends
  1. Bola Tinubu’s Claim About Lagos State’s Allocation From the FAAC Is Misleading

Presidential aspirant, Bola Tinubu, in a recent interview with Daily Trust made a claim that Lagos State received zero allocation from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) during his tenure as the Governor of the state, but this is not accurate. Read the facts here.

Five Quick Facts You Can Share With Your Friends
  1. Low Sugar Intake Is not Linked To Cancer

A Facebook post, while suggesting different ways of eliminating cancer, advised readers to ‘stop eating all kinds of sugar.’ However, DUBAWA’s fact check shows there is no correlation between cancer and sugar consumption. Read more here.

Five Quick Facts You Can Share With Your Friends
  1. Yes, Peter Obi Said He Would Rather Everyone Starve Than Borrow For Consumption

A Twitter user quoted presidential aspirant, Peter Obi, as saying he would rather everyone starve than borrow for consumption. This is true! In our findings, the aspirant made the comment to emphasise his position against borrowing for consumption, which he believes is not good for the economy. Read more here.

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2 Comments

  1. If government stops borrowing from foreign states and banks and focus on recovering looted resources, Niger-Area will have huge capital to run the government for a long, long time. Yes, I agree with Obi and I believe he’s the right leader at this moment in our world. He is most likely to bring the change that has been very illusive since Nzeógwú’s coup.

  2. Someone is not qualified to guide your gate, how then will the same person allow you to come into his bedroom! .Ex-Governor Obi,in the eyes of man,is more than qualified to occupy Nigerians seat of government, but will thy see him qualified?

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