Twice postponed, Ethiopians went into their general elections on June 21, 2021. Days before this, a tweet went up with an image of a vehicle belonging to the United...
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A tweet believed to have been shared by Uganda’s Member of Parliament, Hon. Ssegirinya Muhammad, claims to show beds commissioned to the Kawempe North Hospital. A...
Few days before the #June12Protest this tweet shared a poster with a graphic image of a baby allegedly burnt by the Fulani bandits in Igangan, Oyo state in Nigeria. This...
A tweet posted on June 15 claimed that chemical weapons had supposedly arrived in Mekele area of Ethiopia’s Tigray region through Djibouti. The tweet shows an...
The Same-Sex Prohibition (Act) lists marriage or civil unions between people of the same sex, registration, support, membership of gay clubs, public show of same-sex...
December 7, 2020, days before the COVID-19 vaccine was approved for emergency use, this reply tweet was shared equating the vaccine to sterilization in women, with a...
In the recent past, Piga Firimbi has looked into claims surrounding banditry and jihadism in West African countries. This tweet with over 500 retweets claiming to show...
On May 24, 2021, political activist Nnamdi Kanu shared an image of the alleged Islamic State West African Province (ISWAP) group in a public gathering, showcasing their...
This video has been shared under multiple claims, two of which are tweets. One is raising an alarm of alleged gunmen in Owerri, Igbos. Unknown gun men every where ...
This tweet from April 29, 2021, claims to show a video of Mali bandits in a truck, crossing over to Nigeria. It is alleged that they had set up a camp along Ibadan-Ijebu...
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