Fact-Check: The Claim that the Sultan of Sokoto Urged President Tinubu to release Nnamdi Kanu is false.

Fact-Check: False — Claim that Igbos Are Being Denied Land in Benin Republic is Misleading 0
- Fact Check
- February 6, 2026
Claim: A viral video alleges that Igbos are being denied land by the Government of the Benin Republic. Verdict: False — The claim that Igbos are being denied land in Benin Republic is misleading. The issue stems from the enforcement of national land laws, not ethnic discrimination. Full Story On January 27, 2026, an X-user,
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Fact Check: No! Morocco’s Flight Changes, Cancellations Not Linked to AFCON Loss or Africans 0
- Fact Check, News
- January 21, 2026
Claim: An X user, @jumaf3 shared a post alleging that Morocco rescheduled and cancelled flights for Africans departing after AFCON and also turned off airport Wi‑Fi. Verdict: Misleading. Yes, flight disruptions did occur due to adverse weather, but normal refund and rebooking procedures were followed. Full Story The claim surfaced following the conclusion of the
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Fact Check: Claim that Nigeria’s Total Revenue Exceeded ₦27 trillion by Mid-2025 Not substantiated by Credible Evidence.0
- Fact Check
- January 20, 2026
Claim: An X user, @allhajinalah claimed that Nigeria’s total revenue crossed ₦27 trillion by mid-2025. Verdict: False. The most reliable evidence places mid-year revenue at approximately ₦20–₦21 trillion. Though higher figures emerged later in the year, they were still below ₦27 trillion as of October 2025. Full Story Nigeria’s public revenue figures are often reported
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Fact Check: False! Nigeria is Not Awaiting Delivery of 12 Chinook (Kawasaki) helicopters from Saudi Arabia.0
- News
- January 17, 2026
Claim: An X (formerly Twitter) user, @abdullahayofel, claimed that Nigeria is awaiting the delivery of 12 Chinook (Kawasaki) helicopters ordered from Saudi Arabia. Verdict: False Full Story Nigeria has faced long-running and multifaceted security challenges for more than a decade, including insurgency by Boko Haram and the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), alongside banditry
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