Researcher & Project Coordinator @AfricaCheck_NG | Pidgin & Yoruba translator | voice-over artist|
Lagos, Nigeria
Joined January 2016
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Against all odds, I did it! This MSc @UnilagNigeria represents hard work, sacrifice, and God’s faithfulness. Grateful for this journey and the strength to see it through.
#MScGraduate #GratefulHeart #ThankYouGod #UnilagConvocation #unilag #MSc
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Make it a resolution this year to fact-check every information you come across.
In this video, we discussed how to combat fake news and misinformation.
Watch, learn, and share. ✨
#NewYear #FactCheck #Misinformation #MediaLiteracy
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Our Editor, @pantaphobious, giving a keynote speech on the "Present and Future of Media Work" at the Media Career Development Conference.
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AI and deep fakes are increasingly popular online, so it’s important to learn how to quickly spot them. @AfricaCheck’s @kathyofem shares her expert advice. 🎧🎧
Listen now: youtu.be/B-BO6z7JQwQ?si=h-4s… #AI #DeepFakes #FactChecking
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Factchecking is a responsibility of every member of the public. Let’s all own up to it.
#FactCheckingDay
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The governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kogi state, Dino Melaye, claimed that the longest marine cruise in the world is Miami’s four-hour and 15-minute cruise, adding that Lokoja to Onitsha will be about eight hours.
#Election2023
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ANALYSIS: What you need to know about Nigeria’s out-of-cycle governorship elections in Bayelsa, Imo and Kogi states.
africacheck.org/fact-checks/…
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Africa Check is hosting the Nigerian Fact-Checkers’ Coalition Situation room in Lagos.
Should you find any suspicious information? Reach out to us via our social media handles, our WhatsApp channel and number.
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Channel: Africa Check Nigeria
Number: 09083777789
#bayelsaimokogielections #imodecides #bayelsadecides #kogidecides #2023election
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Election day is approaching in three of Nigeria’s 36 states: Kogi, Imo and Bayelsa.
Here’s all that you need to know about Nigeria’s out-of-cycle governorship election.
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Set up my tripod,took out the curtains in my room,did one rush rush make up and boom 💥 I took fine pictures. The editing is not perfect but I love eet and I was happy cos it came out clean. The first thing my mum said was “we don’t even know if you are still in Nigeria” 🤣🤣🤣
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In celebration of the World press freedom day, Our Nigeria editor, @pantaphobious will speak on "Understanding & Countering disinformation" today by 2pm.
To join in, use the details below
Zoom Link: bit.ly/youthdseries
Meeting ID: 838 3138 8059
Passcode: amspaces
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Even when it’s not your original plan, give it a try because it might be way better than what you had set out . Your perfect plan isn’t always the perfectly perfect plan! Be willing to bend *at times* it won’t kill you😊
#stoleit
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Our researcher and community manager @allwellokpi tok ontop Kulele zone for @Wazobia_FM where he discuss di different types of disinformation wey we see for presidential election and how we tackle am.
He also explain how pipo fit debunk misinformation for di next election.
It's deeply worrying that human relationships are gradually diminishing. Misunderstandings that could otherwise be resolved now tear people apart forever.
A yoruba proverb says Bí a kò bá gbàgbé ọ̀rọ̀ àná a kòní rẹ́ni bá seré.
Literarily the proverb means: if we do not forget yesterdays issues, we won't have people to play with.
We need to intentionally nurture relationships and preserve them or this world will end up lonelier than we met it.