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Misinformation sharing and behavioural pattern of Nigerians on viral Stella Immanuel video

WhatsApp, Facebook, and blogs lead as sources of covid-19 claims fact-checked on Dubawa

Analysis of information disorder within the context of Nigeria’s economic policies

Information disorder and the future of journalism in Nigeria

Examining National Orientation Agency’s Engagement with Its Digital Community in Combating “Fake News” Online

Fact-Checking Guide: Brief on Media Organisations on the Frontline of Combating Information Disorder in Nigeria