Summary: A user on X ( Formerly Twitter) made a claim that biology says 70% of a child’s brain comes from the mother. The claim was further used to degrade
Summary In recent events within the Nigerian Senate, several misleading claims have surfaced concerning Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s allegations of sexual harassment against Senate President Godswill Akpabio. Senate president Godswill Akpabio
Summary: A user on X (formerly Twitter) made a Claim that excessive intake of oral contraceptives can cause fibroid growth. This claim is false and is not scientifically proven. However,
Nollywood actress Chika Ike has strongly refuted rumours claiming that billionaire politician Ned Nwoko is the father of her child. In a statement on her official Facebook account, Chika Ike
Claim: On February 14, 2025, Neve posted on X (formerly Twitter) that birth control and abortions would be unnecessary if individuals waited until marriage to have sex. According to her,
Following the viral claim that its security outfit plans to arrest women seen without bras or pants in public, the Anambra State Government has come out to dismiss this claim
Full Text Femicide has been recurring in Nigeria, with reports showing over 130 incidents reported in the past year. Such reports about men killing their partners have been documented by
People often disparage feminism for some of its impact towards women’s material reality, and this sentiment is fuelled by several misconceptions. They think feminism is (and has been) an unfair
Claim On Nov. 21, 2024, X user Cleopatra posted, “A woman’s life finishes at 28. A man’s life starts at 28. Few will understand.” The post currently has 23 million
Claim On Oct. 26, 2024, a Facebook group user, Natural Remedy Home, claimed that drinking the mixture of bitter leaf juice and coconut water for three days following menstruation can
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