Abdullahi Muritala
Journalist at Freelance
Dedicated journalist known for uncovering solutions within complex stories, inspiring change and fostering hope through impactful, global narratives.
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5 days ago |
icirnigeria.org | Abdullahi Muritala
The Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) has announced the call for entries for the 2025 West Africa Media Excellence Conference and Awards (WAMECA), scheduled for October 9–11 in Accra, Ghana. Journalists from West African countries are invited to submit outstanding stories published between January 1 and December 31, 2024. Categories include investigative reporting, anti-corruption, environmental reporting, human rights, and more.
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6 days ago |
icirnigeria.org | Abdullahi Muritala
A post circulating on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) claims that the Edo State Government paid ₦6 billion in compensation to Northerners over the Uromi lynching incident and also handed over 16 vigilantes to them.
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6 days ago |
icirnigeria.org | Abdullahi Muritala
NIGERIA Health Watch has launched its 2025 Science-Policy Communication Fellowship. The fellowship is a three-month hybrid programme designed to bridge the gap between scientific research and health policymaking in Nigeria. The fellowship targets early to mid-career professionals, researchers, academics, and health advocates passionate about public health and eager to become effective communicators and change agents in shaping evidence-informed policy. How would you rate the content you just read?
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1 week ago |
factcheckhub.com | Abdullahi Muritala
A claim that an image shows American rapper, Jonathan Smith popularly called Lil Jon, commissioning a school he built in Ghana has circulated online. The claim which was shared by an X user @African Hub who posted an image suggesting the person in the picture is Lil Jon. The caption on the post thus read: “American Rapper, Lil Jon built two schools in Ghana.”The post has sparked high engagement with veracity ranging from over 41,000 views, 1,400 likes and 112 comments as of 15 of April 2025.
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1 week ago |
factcheckhub.com | Abdullahi Muritala
A viral claim that the United States has drastically reduced tariffs on Chinese goods including phones, computers, microchips, TVs, and solar panels from 145% to just 10% has circulated on X.
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