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IN SHORT: A video showing two cars burning in the middle of the road is circulating on social media in Nigeria. Users claim it shows an attack on a police escort in September 2024. But the video is ...
IN SHORT: Some posts on Facebook are promoting what they call an “Indian remedy”, claiming it can reverse high blood pressure. But don't trust them – talk to your doctor instead. Several Facebook ...
EN BREF - Une partie de cette vidéo montre un reportage réalisé en 2023 au sujet de négociations entre présumés terroristes et des populations civiles au Nigéria. La vidéo, qui dure 105 secondes, ...
IN SHORT: A job advertisement circulating on Facebook claims that NCBA Bank of Uganda is recruiting for several positions. However, the bank has confirmed via its Facebook and X accounts that the ...
IN SHORT: A document shared on social media claims that Sahara Reporters has reported that the Zamfara state government intends to compensate bandits and "media promoters" to address insecurity. Both ...
IN SHORT: A graphic quoting Kenyan MP Kimani Ichung'wa on the relocation of the flashpoint Marikiti market has been circulating, suggesting that he dismissed concerns about the move. But the evidence ...
IN SHORT: The Lagos State Employment Trust Fund provides loans and grants to businesses in the state, the country's economic hub. But it has denied offering a free three-month training course with ...
EN BREF - L’image en question est hors contexte. Elle a été prise en septembre 2022 lors des inondations meurtrières au Nigéria. En août 2024, le Nigéria a été frappé par des pluies diluviennes qui ...
EN BREF - Cette vidéo a été filmée le 3 septembre 2024 au Parlement de la République autoproclamée du Somaliland. Elle montre une bagarre qui a éclaté entre représentants lors d’une session portant ...
IN SHORT: A claim went viral on social media that Nigeria’s supreme court disqualified the Peoples Democratic Party’s governorship candidate, Asue Ighodalo, on the eve of the election. This is false.
IN SHORT: Online claims that Olumide Akpata, the Labour Party's candidate in the Edo governorship election, withdrew from the race in favour of the opposition on the eve of the election are false. The ...