Silas Jonathan | June 19, 2021 Misinformation and disinformation is as old as the existence of man. As much as I can remember, Thomas, one of Jesus’s disciples, was among the […]

Silas Jonathan | May 23, 2022 It is scary that not all trends on social media are authentic. While this fact may be unsettling, the last comments you made on

Silas Jonathan | October 24, 2022 The Nigerian government has flagged off Global Media Literacy Week themed “Nurturing Trust: A Media and Information Literacy Imperative”.  The event holding at Transcorp

Silas Jonathan | October 27, 2023 The Federal Ministry of Information and Culture has stressed the need to inculcate the culture of trust through media literacy among the Nigerian youth.  

Joseph Omotayo | February 24, 2023 TikTok and Twitter have become influential social media platforms that share narratives in faster ways than could be imagined a few decades ago. For

Joseph Omotayo | March 27, 2023 The use of parody accounts is a popular practice on social media, especially on Twitter. This happens when an account is created to represent

Kabir Yusuf | March 28, 2023 Using fake results online, social media users spread posts that the All Progressive Congress (APC) party candidate, Aishatu Dahiru, popularly called Binani, has won

Ikechukwu Oyemike | January 18, 2023 Past leaders under the military or democratic rule are major players in the electoral process in Nigeria. Different stakeholders take their comments seriously, which

Silas Jonathan | August 12, 2023 A recent viral video on WhatsApp featured a captivating three-minute clip titled “We are coming with Coups,” featuring a man with an African accent

Cole Praise | June 1, 2023 The advent of AI Artificial Intelligence, commonly called AI, are not independent by themselves. They have become so sophisticated that they can output answers