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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

FACT CHECK: Video attributed to ‘security operatives’ breaking into apartment isn’t from south-east

A Facebook user has claimed that a video showing hooded armed security operatives breaking into a residential apartment happened in…

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August 5, 2025

FAKE NEWS ALERT: WAEC denies viral list showing schools affected by results cancellation

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has dismissed a viral list which claimed that results of some schools in the…

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FACT CHECK: No, Nwifuru didn’t suspend officials for failing to attend child’s birthday party

A social media post claims that Francis Nwifuru, governor of Ebonyi, suspended 25 commissioners and other appointees for failing to…

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July 29, 2025

FACT CHECK: Video showing ‘bridge collapsing in Nasarawa’ is AI-generated

A video showing a bridge collapse incident is circulating across social media platforms, especially on Facebook. In the five-second video,…

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July 25, 2025

MISINFO ALERT: Viral video of ‘foreign arms dealer’ in Zamfara is from 2021, says army

The Nigerian Army says a viral video claiming the arrest of a foreign arms dealer in Zamfara is misleading and…

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