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FACT CHECK: Did lawmakers skip the national anthem during Tinubu’s Democracy Day speech?
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FACT CHECK: Ndume erred. 22 governors didn’t endorse Jonathan in 2015
Rárá, Pope Leo kò bẹ Tinubu kó tú Nnamdi Kanu sílẹ̀ ní àtìmọ́lé
Ḿbà, Pope Leo áyọghị Tinubu kà ọ́ tọ́pụ̀ Nnamdi Kanu nà ǹgá
No, Pope Leo no beg Tinubu to release Nnamdi Kanu
A’a, Paparoma Leo bai nemi Tinubu ya saki Nnamdi Kanu ba
FACT CHECK: No, Pope Leo didn’t ask Tinubu to release Nnamdi Kanu
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Myth vs fact: Does toilet infection exist?

If you are Nigerian, there is a high chance you are familiar with the term ‘toilet infection’. And if you…

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FACT CHECK: Does okra water boost female fertility, ease childbirth?

Several posts on social media have claimed that drinking okra water boosts female fertility.

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FACT CHECK: Is Shell ending its operations in Nigeria?

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FACT CHECK: Did Matawalle bury luxury cars in secret underground tunnels?

A viral photo on social media has alleged that Bello Matawalle, former governor of Zamfara, buried cars underground.

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FACT CHECK: How true is Jimoh Ibrahim’s claim that Buhari did not build railways, airports?

Jimoh Ibrahim, a senator representing Ondo South, claimed former President Muhammadu Buhari did not build airports and railways during his administration.

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April 9, 2024
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