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I’m alive and well, Odun n lo sopin singer Deborah Fasoyin debunks death rumours

Veteran gospel singer and leader of the CAC Good Women Choir, Evangelist Deborah Adebola Fasoyin, has debunked viral social media rumours claiming she is dead.Her family and gospel music leaders have confirmed that the 86 year old, fondly known as Mama Fasoyin, is alive, hale and hearty.​ The false reports circulated widely online with her photos and “RIP” captions, prompting an outpouring of condolence messages from fans and churches.Her son, Korede Fasoyin, dismissed the claims as fake news, saying the family had been receiving calls from Nigeria and abroad since the rumour surfaced. “My mother is alive, the news of her death is fake,” Korede said, adding that the family was already preparing a video for her to personally address the public.He condemned whoever started the story without any attempt to verify it, calling the act mischievous and hurtful. The […]

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Hospital denies King Mitchy death claim, threatens lawsuit

Primecare Hospital in Abuja has rejected viral social media reports claiming that popular content creator Mukoro Mitchelle, known as King Mitchy, died at its facility. In an official statement, the hospital described the reports as false and said King Mitchy was never a patient there and did not pass away in the hospital. The management expressed concern that its name was mentioned in a widely shared post allegedly issued by King Mitchy’s team, which claimed she died in a Prime Hospital in Abuja after ingesting a harmful substance. Primecare said it is already working with relevant authorities to identify the source of the false information and will take legal action against those responsible for damaging its reputation. The hospital also urged members of the public and media users to stop sharing unverified claims about King Mitchy’s condition, warning that such […]

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Pete Edochie alive and healthy, son debunks death rumour

Leo Edochie, son of veteran Nollywood actor Pete Edochie, has dismissed rumours circulating on social media that his father has died.​ False reports about the actor’s death had spread on X, prompting concern among fans before Leo addressed the claims on Instagram. He stated clearly that his father is alive, healthy and strong.​ Leo condemned the story as baseless and misleading. He said he had received numerous calls and messages over the fake report and insisted it was a lie from the pit of hell.​ He added that anyone wishing his father dead would be disappointed, declaring that Pete Edochie will live long and that those spreading such rumours might even die before him.​

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Zlatan Ibile debunks viral post about babymama

Afrobeats star Zlatan Ibile has debunked a viral social media post claiming that Davita, the mother of his children, is not his wife.​ The post, which circulated widely online, was shared without verification and quickly stirred controversy among fans and bloggers.​ Reacting on Twitter, Zlatan expressed frustration with Nigerians who spread unverified content and described the post as fake. He said he usually avoids explaining himself on social media but decided to respond because of the misleading nature of the claim.​ He warned people to always confirm information before sharing it and criticised those who push agenda driven posts without facts.​ Zlatan and Davita, who share two sons, have recently celebrated several family milestones. The singer publicly supported her when she graduated from Birmingham University, and the couple also marked their second son’s first birthday.​

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US never targeted me in Sokoto airstrikes, says Gumi

Kaduna based Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has dismissed reports that he was targeted by the United States during recent joint Nigeria US airstrikes on terrorist camps in Sokoto State. He described the claims as fake news, explaining that people had misinterpreted an old video in which he spoke about threats to his life more than a decade ago.​ Gumi said the viral clip being shared online referred to an incident in August 2012, when he was allegedly marked for assassination by Boko Haram near his residence. According to him, two suspected attackers died after the explosive device they were carrying reportedly detonated before they could reach him, and the episode had nothing to do with the latest air operations in Sokoto.​ In a statement posted on his official social media page, the cleric insisted he never suggested that US […]

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Presidency dismisses rumour of Gbajabiamila’s removal as Chief of Staff

The Presidency has denied reports claiming that President Bola Tinubu has replaced his Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila. It said the viral story suggesting that Hakeem Muri Okunola had taken over the position is completely false.​ Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, issued a statement debunking the claim. He described the report as a fabrication by people spreading fake news to create tension and disharmony within the government.​ Onanuga stressed that there has been no change in the President’s inner team. He clarified that Gbajabiamila remains the Chief of Staff, while Muri Okunola continues in his role as Principal Private Secretary.​ The Presidency urged Nigerians to ignore the rumours circulating on social media and some online platforms. It also advised media organisations and the public to always verify information before sharing it.​ Reports about Gbajabiamila’s […]

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Police Dismiss Viral Video of Herdsmen Attack in Rivers as False

Police in Rivers State have dismissed as false a viral video circulating on social media that alleged a herdsmen attack within the state. The video, purportedly showing gunfire and calls for help, claimed that Fulani herdsmen attacked and were confronted by Ijaw youths. Police Public Relations Officer Grace Iringe-Koko clarified the command’s investigation found no evidence of any such incident. She described the video as a deliberate attempt to incite fear and undermine peace, emphasizing there were no herdsmen attacks reported in Rivers. The command urged the public to disregard the misinformation, warning residents against the dangers of sharing unverified content that might stoke unnecessary tension or damage the state’s reputation. Security agencies reaffirm ongoing efforts to maintain order and robust operational patrols across Rivers State.

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Ali Modu Sheriff Denies Accusing VP Shettima of Creating Boko Haram

Senator Ali Modu Sheriff has strongly denied reports that he accused Vice-President Kashim Shettima of creating Boko Haram. In a statement issued in Abuja, Sheriff described the publication as false, malicious, and a deliberate attempt to mislead the public and damage his reputation. Sheriff asserted he never granted any interview or made any comments on the subject, noting that the story is a complete fabrication meant to sow discord in the nation’s politics. He reiterated his commitment to Nigeria’s security and stability, and regrets that such misinformation is being spread for political gain. The senator called on the public and media to disregard the false report completely. He announced he has asked his legal team to pursue those behind the defamatory publication, warning of legal action if it is not retracted. Sheriff concluded by emphasizing his dedication to truth, justice, […]

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Un seul réflexe : garder l’esprit critique

À l’heure du numérique, une image, une vidéo ou un fichier audio ne constituent plus forcément une preuve. L’essor des deepfakes et des contenus générés par l’intelligence artificielle impose désormais une vigilance accrue. Les autorités appellent à adopter un réflexe essentiel : douter avant de croire. Dans leurs messages de sensibilisation diffusés sur les réseaux sociaux, elles encouragent chacun à observer les incohérences, à poser des questions et à vérifier les sources avant de partager une information. « L’esprit critique permet de prendre du recul, d’analyser et de comprendre avant d’accepter une information », rappellent les campagnes d’éducation aux médias. Cette mise en garde intervient alors que les faux contenus se multiplient, souvent indétectables pour un œil non averti. Grâce à l’IA, il est désormais facile de manipuler une voix, une photo ou une séquence vidéo, brouillant la frontière entre […]

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Presidency refutes report of Tinubu’s planned US visit

The Presidency has denied reports claiming that President Bola Tinubu is set to travel to the United States on Tuesday for a meeting with US Vice President J.D. Vance. In a statement shared on Monday via his official X handle, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Temitope Ajayi, described the report as false and misleading. Ajayi clarified that if President Tinubu were to visit the White House, his meeting would be with US President Donald Trump, not the Vice President. He stated, “There’s a Sahara Reporters story that President Tinubu is going to the U.S. on Tuesday to see U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance. That story is not true. I can see that the fake news by Sahara has become the basis for some uninformed commentaries since yesterday. If President Tinubu is going to the […]

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