Désinformation : une ancienne vidéo de l’ex président de l’Assemblée nationale ivoirienne refait surface
FAIT : Une vidéo publiée le 7 août 2025 par la page Facebook La Voix des Panafricains montre l’ancien président de l’Assemblée nationale ivoirienne, Mamadou Koulibaly, affirmant “nous allons tout faire, tous les moyens légaux nécessaires pour conduire monsieur Ouattara devant la justice”. La publication est accompagnée de la légende ,”Mamadou Koulibaly : Alassane Ouattara …
Read moreShin Najeriya ta amince da sabuwar Dokar Yaki da masu Zamba a Intanet?
Da’awa: Wasu daga cikin masu amfani da shafin Facebook kamar a wadannan wurare here da here da here sun yi da’awar cewa majalisar dattawa a Najeriya karkashin jagorancin Godswill Akpabio ta amince da sabuwar dokar yaki da masu aikata zamba ta intanet ta shekarar 2025. Hukunci: Yaudara ce, DUBAWA a binciken da ta yi ta …
Read moreKarya ce! Ba Najeriya bace kasa da ke kan gaba da mafi yawan masu ilimi a Afurka ba
Da’awa: Wani mai amfani da shafin Facebook ya fitar da wata wallafa (posted) dauke da jerin sunaye na “kasashe da ya bayyana da cewa su suka fi yawan masu ilimi a Afurka” inda ya bayyana sunan Najeriya a matsayin ta daya. Hukunci: Karya ce! Kungiyoyi fitattu na kasa da kasa sun sha bayyana Seychelles a …
Read moreFacebook user deletes post after DUBAWA’s fact-check
After DUBAWA’s fact-check, a Facebook account, Comedic Memes, deleted a post that ranked Nigeria as number one in a list of what it claims are the most educated countries in Africa. Social media platforms, especially Facebook, have been filled with viral claims, ranking some countries as Africa’s most educated. These rankings have sparked counteropinions and …
Read moreFalse! This is not the first bike that charges phones in Sierra Leone
Claim: A Facebook post by Born 2 Blog claims that for the first time in Sierra Leone’s history, bikes that can charge phones and consume less fuel are available for sale in the country. Verdict: False. This is not the first time Sierra Leone has received bikes that charge phones. According to interviews with bike …
Read moreFalse! Osita Iheme not shown with his real children in photo
Claim A Facebook post by Alex Evalsam displays a photo labelled: “Osita Iheme (PawPaw) & His Beautiful Children Life Story 2025,” implying that the people in the photo are his real son and daughter. Verdict False. Osita Iheme has no kids. He has appeared on different occasions in the media, explicitly stating that he is …
Read moreSeychelles holds Africa’s most powerful passport, not South Africa
Claim: A Facebook user shared a screenshot of an X user who said South Africa’s passport is the most powerful in Africa despite costing less than Nigeria’s new rate. Verdict: FALSE. As of 2025, Seychelles’ passport tops the chart with visa-free access to 104 countries, compared to South Africa’s 63-country list of visa-free access countries. …
Read moreFacebook video wrongly tags “Hellfest” attendees as Israelites migrating to Nigeria
Claim: A Facebook user @ Mr Soup Comedy shared a video showing a crowd of people moving and suggested that it was a group of Israelites fleeing their country to Nigeria. Verdict: False. The video does not show Israelites fleeing to Nigeria. It was filmed at Hellfest, a music festival in France. Full Text Social …
Read moreDid Tinubu submit list of nominees to replace Ibrahim Musa as NFF president?
Claim: An Instagram user claims that President Tinubu has submitted a list of nominees to replace Ibrahim Musa as NFF Chairperson. Verdict: False. The NFF president is elected by the federation’s congress, not appointed by the president, and there is no official or credible evidence that Tinubu submitted such a list. Full Text The Super …
Read moreCarte de séjour : Sénégalais et Mauritaniens désormais soumis au même régime juridique
FAIT : Des informations largement relayées sur les réseaux sociaux, notamment sur X, soutiennent que le Sénégal et la Mauritanie auraient signé un accord instaurant une mesure de réciprocité en matière de séjour. Selon ces affirmations, les Mauritaniens établis au Sénégal devraient désormais payer 5 000 FCFA (environ 7,6 euros) pour obtenir une carte de séjour, …
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