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Íhé ńgósị́ ébé Peter Obi sékpù àlà n’íhú Tinubu bụ̀ ǹkè é jìrì AI nwóghàrị̀á
Hoton Peter Obi ya durkusa ma Tinubu a Rome na hadi ne
Foto wey show as Peter Obi dey kneel down for Tinubu inside Vatican na photoshop
Peter Obi kò kúnlẹ̀ fún Tinubu ní Rome
FACT CHECK: No, Abia government didn’t block arrest of 59 youths by EFCC
Video wey show ‘bandits’ wit bundles of moni no be from Nigeria
Nàìjíríà kọ ni àwọn jagidijagan ti se àfihàn beeli, beeli owó nínú fídíò ti ṣẹlẹ̀
Íhé ńgósị́ ébé ńdị́ òmékómè bù ńgwúgwú égo émeghị nà Naijiria
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FACT CHECK: Can herbal medicines ‘permanently eradicate’ fibroids?

A social media post has claimed that only herbal medicines can permanently "eradicate" fibroids. The post made on July 18…

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July 23, 2024

FAKE NEWS ALERT: No explosion at Zungeru hydroelectric dam, say ED, police

Siraj Abdullahi, executive director of the hydroelectric dam in Zungeru, Niger state, says there was no explosion at the facility.…

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July 1, 2024

FACT CHECK: Did Alex Otti borrow more money in one year than previous Abia governors?

Uche Rochas, a Nigerian businessman, claimed Alex Otti, governor of Abia state, obtained more loans than his predecessors within one…

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June 19, 2024

FACT CHECK: Was South Africa’s election hitch free as Obi claimed?

Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in 2023, says South Africa's recent election was hitch-free and devoid…

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June 11, 2024

FACT CHECK: Does genetically modified corn cause hypertension as Oyakhilome claims?

Chris Oyakhilome, founder of LoveWorld Incorporated better known as Christ Embassy, has claimed that genetically modified corns cause hypertension.

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July 10, 2024

FACT CHECK: Lawyer claims surrogacy is illegal in Nigeria. How true is this?

Donnie Ekwowusi, a human rights lawyer, says surrogacy in Nigeria is a criminal offence punishable by the law.

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May 4, 2024
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