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Ụ́zọ̀ àsáà é jì àmátá íhé ńgósị́ é jìrì AI nwòghárị́á
Ọ̀nà méje tí ó lè fi mọ fídíò tí wọ́n fi AI se
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FACT CHECK: Have more Christians been killed in Nigeria in 2025 than Palestinians in Gaza?
HOAX ALERT: Cross River disowns viral Cally Air ‘boobs safety’ assurance advert
Seven ways to detect an AI-generated video
BLIND SPOT: Nigeria’s shortcomings in the age of AI scams
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FACT CHECK: Have more Christians been killed in Nigeria in 2025 than Palestinians in Gaza?

A social media post has alleged that more Christians have been killed in Nigeria than Palestinians in Gaza since the…

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August 19, 2025

HOAX ALERT: Cross River disowns viral Cally Air ‘boobs safety’ assurance advert

The Cross River state government has disowned a viral image of a purported Cally Air advert about in-flight comfort and…

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August 15, 2025

Seven ways to detect an AI-generated video

A video announcing the launch of a free nationwide diabetes treatment recently went viral across Nigerian social media platforms. The clip…

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August 13, 2025

BLIND SPOT: Nigeria’s shortcomings in the age of AI scams

It sounded exactly like her, but it was not. Adeola Fayehun was thousands of miles away in the United States…

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August 12, 2025

The rise of deepfakes and the fight for digital truth

BY PRUDENCE OKEOGHENE EMUDIANUGHE On May 30, 2025, a 49-minute video surfaced on a YouTube channel named Bold Pan-African, seemingly…

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August 12, 2025

DISINFO ALERT: Health ministry debunks AI video claiming free nationwide diabetes treatment

The ministry of health and social welfare has dismissed a viral claim alleging the launch of a free nationwide diabetes…

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August 12, 2025
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