Lagdo Dam: Users delete Facebook posts after DUBAWA’s fact-check

After DUBAWA’s fact-check, multiple Facebook users deleted claims that Cameroon’s recently opened Lagdo Dam caused severe flooding in parts of Nigeria. Devastating floods, mainly caused by climate change-related heavy rainfall, affected some parts of Nigeria between May and July 2025. Amidst these severe incidents, multiple Facebook users posted a claim in July 2025 that Cameroon’s … 

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