The claim that Peter Obi was in Kwara is false, and the video of a mammoth crowd used to portray his arrival in Kwara was from a solidarity walk by the 15th Emir of Kano, Aminu Ado Bayero. FactCheckAf ...
The Africa Facts Network has condemned the arrest and detention of six journalists with Egyptian fact-checking platform ...
FactCheckAfrica was represented at the summit by its Programme Lead, Mustapha Lawal, who demonstrated the digital tools and engaged participants and technology stakeholders during the exhibition and ...
The claim that the Como 1907 email sent to Berneese is a scam is FALSE. Contrary to the viral allegation, the email is NOT A ...
The Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS), which succeeded FIRS, says the recruitment notice is fraudulent and did not originate from ...
The claim made by Peter Obi that he has been entirely consistent on the fuel subsidy issue without changing his stance is ...
There is no credible evidence that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu or the Nigerian government spent ₦12 billion on changing ...
The viral claim linking sliced watermelon to a diphtheria case in Abuja has not been substantiated. The FCT investigation could not verify the alleged patient, address or corresponding diphtheria case ...
FIAP, through its implementing partner FactCheckAfrica, in collaboration with Wikimedia Nigeria, has concluded a three-day ...
The claim is unverified. While Amaechi attributed the ₦200 billion figure to NBS, the Bureau had not published its Q3 2026 ...
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