“An article on the page of a media publication says "Male Contraceptive Pills Declared Safe To Use”
DUBAWA rated this: No! We don't have a male contraceptive pills on our hands.
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“This claim alleges benefits of turmeric when combined with milk…”
DUBAWA rated this: Misleading
“A Facebook post alleges President Trump made derogatory remarks regarding Africans.”
DUBAWA rated this: Insufficient Evidence
“A Facebook user shared a video alleging that Buhari was arrested by ICC.”
DUBAWA rated this: False
“A media publication reports that Matawelle’s Governor of Zamfara state's convoy was attacked, leaving two dead policemen and many injured.”
DUBAWA rated this: False
“A Whatsapp message and Twitter post alleged video of burning building is related to recent xenophobic killings.”
DUBAWA rated this: False
“A viral message alleges a total shutdown of MTN network.”
DUBAWA rated this: False
“An image in circulation,claims Boko Haram a terrorists sect in Nigeria threatened to kill South Africans over xenophobic attacks and issued a 24-hour ultimatum to their government.”
DUBAWA rated this: False
“A viral post alleges that rainbow town mosque in Rivers state has been demolished”
DUBAWA rated this: Misleading
“This claim says that the MTN office in Apapa Lagos was set ablaze.”
DUBAWA rated this: False
“Nestlé Nigeria Plc is Nigeria’s highest-earning company as at the first half of 2019.”
DUBAWA rated this: False
“Nnamdi Kanu urged IPOB members in Japan to arrest the Nigerian President, alleges media publications.”
DUBAWA rated this: True
“A viral image allegedly says Police issues advisory message to citizens.”
DUBAWA rated this: False
“A report claims 93 million Nigerians do not have access to electricity.”
DUBAWA rated this: Misleading.
“A viral video alleges that Nigerian Embassy in DRC ejected from its premises.”
DUBAWA rated this: False
“An active ingredient found in Colgate toothpaste can be linked to Cancer”
DUBAWA rated this: Insufficient Evidence
“This viral message claims that N228 billion had been spent so far on school feeding programme by the Federal Government as against N109 billion on education.”
DUBAWA rated this: False
“Acting NECO’s Registrar, Abubakar Gana, claims that his administration has reduced NECO release time to less than 90 days, with the last release done in 43 days”
DUBAWA rated this: Mostly True
“A claim that a UK report indict Buhari, Nigerian President over the killings of Christians”
DUBAWA rated this: False
“A Facebook picture alleges the demise of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.”
DUBAWA rated this: False