The claim that the cost of environmental damage caused by food and fossil fuel production per hour cost 5 billion U.S dollars, is TRUE. The “5 billion dollars per hour” figure is a real estimate from a major UN report about the hidden costs of environmental damages.
CLAIM: US And Nigeria Disagree Over Deployment Of Soldiers
The claim that the United States Army and the Nigerian Defence Headquarters (DHQ) are in disagreement over deploying U.S. soldiers to the battlefield is MISLEADING. There is no credible evidence that the United States Army and Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters are in disagreement over the deployment of U.S. soldiers to Nigeria.
Did US Rep. Riley Moore Show Congress Document Confirming Nigeria’s Separation After 100 Years?
The claim that the U.S. Congressman Riley Moore presented a British government document calling for Nigeria’s division after 100 years is FALSE. His verified statements focus solely on security concerns, warning that destabilising the country could empower terrorists and put civilians, particularly Christians, at greater risk. There is no evidence of any British “100-year clause,” and the narrative circulating online is misinformation.
Was The Kaduna State Government House Attacked By The US Military?
The claim that the Kaduna state government house was under serious attack from the U.S. forces is FALSE. The image is not the Kaduna state government house but Hamdalla hotel located in Kaduna state.
CLAIM: CO₂ Is The Gas Of Life, It Is Not Harmful And Responsible For Global Warming
The claim that CO₂ is not harmful and is not responsible for global warming, hurricanes, or extreme weather is MISLEADING. Carbon dioxide is essential for life because plants depend on it for photosynthesis, but that fact alone does not make it harmless.
Is Global Warming Good For Humans?
The claim about global warming being beneficial is MISLEADING. It is technically true that some narrow benefits are possible in particular places or for specific aspects like longer growing seasons but the scientific evidence shows that the net effects of global warming are overwhelmingly harmful, with serious risks to human health, ecosystems, and economies.
Are Sharks Seeking Sea Change Due To Climate Change?
The claim that sharks are seeking for sea change due to climate change is PARTIALLY TRUE. The idea that sharks universally seek sea change simplifies a nuanced scientific reality. Their movements are governed by a mix of temperature, prey movements, habitat conditions, and species-specific biology, not a single climate factor.
Is the Arctic Experiencing a Fundamental Shift in Extreme Weather?
Is the Arctic Experiencing a Fundamental Shift in Extreme Weather? On January 26, 2025 a Reddit user sibun_rath made a claim that the arctic has officially entered a new era of extreme weather. This claim, shared on January 15, 2026, was picked from Climate SpotAI, a disinformation tracker tool. VERIFICATION An international team of scientists analysed […]
CLAIM: NASA’s 2025 Temperature Report Did Not Mention Climate Change
The claim mixes accurate information with misinterpretation. It is TRUE that global temperatures in 2025 were exceptionally high, ranking among the warmest years ever recorded, and this fits into a long-established pattern of global warming. It is also TRUE that a NASA statement released alongside its annual temperature data did not explicitly mention climate change or human causes, which observers described as unusual. However the suggestion that it was done in line with a political agenda or shift reflects the perspective of the commentator.
Did ISWAP Retaliate To U.S. Airstrikes in Sokoto?
The claim that ISWAP killed 11 Christians were killed, and razed down churches is TRUE. The incident being referenced happened in Adamawa, not across Nigeria and while analysts describe the attack as a retaliation to the U.S. missile strikes, the extremist group did not reference it in the video where they claimed responsibility. The image used is also MISLEADING, as it dates back to June 2024, when ISWAP executed 3 Christians in Borno state.
