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ROUNDCHECK is a standalone fact-checking project dedicated to tackling misinformation and disinformation in our communities.
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Dec 6, 2024 |
roundcheck.com.ng | Samuel Agbelusi
The news of Mali becoming a debt-free country has appeared on various social media platforms, including X (Twitter), and LinkedIn.On 15th November, a popular celebrity and activist on X known as @AreaFada1, noted in a tweet that Mali is now a debt-free country. In his exact words, he said: “Mali is now a debt free country. The country’s Finance Minister has announced, Mali becomes the first African country to be debt free.
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Nov 24, 2024 |
roundcheck.com.ng | Quadri Yahya
To combat gender mis/disinformation, ROUNDCHECK has partnered with Naija Feminist Media (NFM), a platform committed to amplifying women’s voices and countering false narratives against women. Recall that ROUNDCHECK had recently launched a specialised desk to fact-check gender disinformation. The new partnership is aimed at strengthening this effort, particularly to debunk narratives which are constructed to stereotypically misrepresent, harm, or mislead people about women.
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Nov 24, 2024 |
roundcheck.com.ng | Egwu Onwu Linus
ClaimAn X user Chigozirim Aliyu Emeakayi has claimed that Peter Obi, Labour Party 2023 Presidential candidate and the former governor of Anambra State congratulated MC Oluomo after he (MC Oluomo) was reportedly elected the National President of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW).
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Oct 1, 2024 |
roundcheck.com.ng | Caleb Ijioma
The Nigerian Factcheckers Coalition (NFC), on September 21, 2024, set up situation rooms in Abuja and Lagos State to monitor and fact-check mis/disinformation surrounding the Edo State election.
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Sep 17, 2024 |
roundcheck.com.ng | Caleb Ijioma
The protest, under the hashtag EndBadGovernance, saw Nigerians take to the streets to express their grievances, which led to the, according to Amnesty International’s Nigeria office. Additionally, at least 31 journalists were attacked while covering the EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protests, according to the Press Attack Tracker (PAT).
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