Can You Trust Online Content As Deepfakes Takeover The Internet?
For decades, photographs, videos, and audio recordings were regarded as some of the strongest forms of evidence. In journalism, law enforcement, politics, and everyday life, visual content carried an almost unquestioned authority. The phrase “seeing is believing” reflected humanity’s deep trust in what the eyes could confirm.
Does This Video Show Bandits Taking Over Ekiti State Community?
The claim that bandits have taken over Ago Aduloju area in Ekiti State after killing and abducting people is FALSE. While Ekiti State is currently experiencing a worsening banditry and kidnapping crisis, this claim is not supported by any credible intelligence report or evidence.
Is 80% Of South Africa’s Electricity Imported From Mozambique?
Is 80% Of South Africa’s Electricity Imported From Mozambique? On April 28, 2026, a Facebook user, RantHQ Extention Plus, claimed that 80 percent of electricity enjoyed in South Africa is gotten from Mozambique. The post is seen below When this report was published, the post had 123 reactions, comments and
Is Tinubu’s Administration Sharing Money Borrowed From The World Bank And China?
The claim that Tinubu and the APC members are sharing money is MISLEADING. Though the Tinubu administration has pursued significant external borrowing, it is meant to finance budget deficits, economic reforms, infrastructure projects, and development programmes. The video shows Abdulkadir Rahis, a Nigerian politician from Borno State, and a member of the APC, who disbursed 26 million naira to APC executives.
Has Mali Purchased Russian-Made Orion Drones?
The claim that Mali has successfully acquired Russian-made Orion combat drones is FALSE.
Fact-Checking Tinubu’s Democracy Day Speech
The claim that: there’s an 81% decline in terror-related deaths since 2015 as evidence for his administration’s security strategy; that 124,000 surrendered since 2023 via Operation Safe Corridor; and that 50,000 police officers have been recruited are all MISLEADING.
The Ghana–South Korea Visa Waiver Agreement
On June 1, 2026, Ghana and South Korea signed a historic visa waiver agreement during the Korea–Africa Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Seoul. The agreement was signed by Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, and his South Korean counterpart, Cho Hyun. It represents the first visa waiver arrangement between the two countries since the establishment of diplomatic relations nearly 50 years ago.
Digital Expression Empowers Youth Yet Drives Misinformation
Digital Expression Empowers Youth Yet Drives Misinformation Across Africa, a quiet revolution powered by connectivity has been unfolding.Over the past decade, increasing internet access and rapid smartphone penetration have transformed how young people communicate, learn, and engage with the world. As affordable mobile devices and expanding data networks place
Did Mozambique Block Trucks Heading To South Africa?
Did Mozambique Block Trucks Heading To South Africa? On June 1, 2026, a Facebook page, Buzz Africa, claimed that Mozambique blocked over 500 trucks heading to South Africa, from crossing through its border. The post, which has collage pictures of Daniel Chapo, Mozambique’s president, Mozambique’s flag and some trucks, is
CLAIM: Oyo State Kidnapped School Children And Teachers Freed
CLAIM: Oyo State Kidnapped School Children And Teachers Freed On June 3, 2026, a Facebook user, @Nancy Vinking posted in a group, claiming that the kidnapped school children in Oyo are now free after a ransom payment was made and have safely returned to their families. The post had images
