Fact-Check: Nigeria Doesn’t Have 84 million Hectares of Arable Land As Claimed by Peter Obi.

Fact-Check: No! Minister David Umahi, There Are Still Obidient Supporters in Ebonyi State 0
- Fact Check
- September 30, 2025
Claim: Minister for Work, Engr David Umahi, claimed during a rally that there is no single Obidient supporter in Ebonyi State. Verdict: False. Evidence from credible sources and on-ground reports confirms that the Obidient movement still has a presence in Ebonyi State. Full Text The Minister for Work, David Umahi, on 27th September 2025, speaking
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Fact-Check: Viral Image of Peter Obi and MC Oluomo Is Manipulated 0
- Fact Check, News
- September 25, 2025
A photograph depicting Peter Obi meeting with Musiliu Akinsanya, also known as MC Oluomo, to express his support for Akinsanya’s new role as the head of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW). Verdict: The viral image claiming Peter Obi visited MC Oluomo after his NURTW inauguration is manipulated. Screenshot of the manipulated picture
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Fact-Check: Is Rent for a Three-Bedroom in Knightsbridge £10,000 a Month While Banana Island Is Cheaper?0
- Fact Check
- September 18, 2025
Claim: Special Adviser to President Tinubu on Economic Affairs (Office of the Vice President), Dr Tope Fasua, claimed that in the UK, renting a three-bedroom flat in Knightsbridge costs about £10,000 monthly, while in Banana Island, Lagos, it is significantly less. Verdict: True The Context: During an interview on Channels Television’s “Morning Brief” programme on
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Fact Check: Did Tinubu Call Fuel Tax Double Taxation in 2003?0
- Fact Check, News
- September 8, 2025
Caption: Image ChatGPT Claim: An online post accuses President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of hypocrisy, alleging that he opposed a fuel tax as “double taxation” in 2003 but plans to reintroduce it in 2025 as part of “tax harmonisation.” Verdict: True. In 2003, Tinubu opposed the federal government’s fuel tax, stating that it was “unconstitutional”
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