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Phillip Anjorin

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Fact-checker @dubawaNG; 👨‍ @africanliberty, @AIJC_conference, Sherlock @DFRLab; FT: @ijnet| @niemanlab. God is with me, until the day I'm with God.
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The Nigeria Fact-Checkers' Coalition showed how collaborative journalism can work in West Africa

The Nigeria Fact-Checkers' Coalition showed how collaborative journalism can work in West Africa

Nieman Lab — The Nigeria Factcheckers Coalition played an impactful role at the 2023 poll. But they made more impact because they collaborated, a big boost to fact-checking in Nigeria. Where the question lies is that: Can other fields do the same in West Africa too?
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This organization trains students to cover human rights and freedoms in Africa

This organization trains students to cover human rights and freedoms in Africa

International Journalists Network — Despite high levels of support for democracy across the continent, Africa lags behind other continents in implementing policies that promote freedoms around human rights, the economy and more. "The majority of the governments we have in Africa are dictatorial and authoritarian.
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Alexandra: Scammers extort millions using 9-year-old girl as bait | Dubawa

Alexandra: Scammers extort millions using 9-year-old girl as bait | Dubawa

Dubawa — By Phillip Anjorin and Silas Jonathan Anyone with an iota of compassion will feel pity for Alexandra. On several social media platforms, Alexandra, a 9-year-old girl, is portrayed as a desolate cancer patient who has already suffered severe hair loss and is struggling for her life.
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Close to depression: AAUA students find succour from emotional instability on a website

Close to depression: AAUA students find succour from emotional instability on a website

nigeriagrassrootnews.com — Ayobami Felix grew up with his mother, alongside three siblings. Since his father deserted them in 2001, his mother solely sponsored his education even after he gained admission to study Performing Arts at Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko in Ondo State. However, his mother's health deteriorated due to work and emotional stress, leading to her death on May 26, 2018.
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Pictures on Facebook depicting sexual molestation of a lady is new hackers scheme | Dubawa

Pictures on Facebook depicting sexual molestation of a lady is new hackers scheme | Dubawa

Dubawa — Empathy and a dose of curiosity pushed Oredola Victoria to check the story section of one Chimex Victor, a Facebook friend of hers. She wanted to get the full details of the pictures Mr victor shared, apparently taken from the frames of a video clip.
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​​OBSERVER'S DIARY II: WHAT MY EYES SAW AT ONDO 2020 GUBER POLL

​​OBSERVER'S DIARY II: WHAT MY EYES SAW AT ONDO 2020 GUBER POLL

Courtesy of Premium Times Center for Investigative Journalism in partnership with YIAGA Africa, this reporter in a team of three served as election observers assigned to Ile Oluji/ Oke-Igbo local government area in Ondo South senatorial districts. His experiences, along with recommendations, are detailed in this report.
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VIDEO: AAUA students protest incessant road accidents - Punch Newspapers

VIDEO: AAUA students protest incessant road accidents - Punch Newspapers

The Punch — Students of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, Ondo State protested against the incessant road accidents in the town, caused by heavy trucks, which have resulted in the deaths of students of the Institution. The protesters gathered in front of the school gate, barricading the Owo-Ikare Akoko Expressway to express their displeasure.
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COVID-19 Paradox: Nigerian Households Suffer Food Price Surges Amidst Dwindling Income

COVID-19 Paradox: Nigerian Households Suffer Food Price Surges Amidst Dwindling Income

Dataphyte — Opeyemi Adeyemi works with one of the big finance companies in Nigeria. Amidst the increase in food prices, he had a pay cut due to the lockdown during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. "To keep your job during this period, a pay cut is a relief, as thousands were fired," Adeyemi, a 42-year-old finance expert who lives at Obalende, on Lagos Island, said.
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ICPC, NOA unveil policy to 'encourage Nigerians to put country first'

ICPC, NOA unveil policy to 'encourage Nigerians to put country first'

Premium Times — The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC ) held a one-day zonal dialogue in Lagos on Wednesday, to deliberate on the implementation of the National Ethics and Integrity Policy (NEIP). The event was organised in partnership with the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation and the National Orientation Agency.
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Suicide: Nigerian Students Clamour For Effective Guidance & Counselling Units

Suicide: Nigerian Students Clamour For Effective Guidance & Counselling Units

Campus Reporter — The latest in a long list of suicide cases among Nigerian students was the death of Miss Feranmi Fasunle, a Political Science student of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko (AAUA) on Thursday, May 13, after she drank Sniper mixed with cassava flakes.
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Competition in Real Estate Economy : Catalyst for Development in Nigeria

Competition in Real Estate Economy : Catalyst for Development in Nigeria

realestateblogpost.com — Photo/ Courtesy With the increased awareness of the importance of becoming a landlord in Nigeria, the competitive nature of the real estate industry has led to more attempts in satisfying prospective buyers and investors than ever experienced.
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Environmental Impact of Wrong Factory Location in Nigeria

Environmental Impact of Wrong Factory Location in Nigeria

realestateblogpost.com — Photo/ Courtesy Industrial Age brought positive and massive development to the world, as human activities got a lot easier through inventions and innovative exploits that greeted the period. The spike in population brought with it the need for large-scale, factory-size production in different parts of the world and various sectors such as textile, agriculture, furniture, and infrastructure to mention a few.
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Citizen Unrest, Protests End, What's Next?

Citizen Unrest, Protests End, What's Next?

Campus Reporter — The 2012 Holly-Nollywood movie, Black November is worthy of reference at such tough moment in Nigeria's history. The movie; starring Akon, Wyclef Jean, Ezinna Nwigwe, Fred Amata, OC Ukeje, Vivica Fox among others, strike a huge resemblance with the recent event which rocked the nation in October.
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AAUA fee reduction: Law students cry out | The Nation

AAUA fee reduction: Law students cry out | The Nation

The Nation (Nigeria) — When Ondo State Governor Rotimi Akeredolu okayed the reduction of tuition fee at the Adekunle Ajasin University (AAUA) ...
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HOW Ondo Students Cope With Mid-Semester Break

HOW Ondo Students Cope With Mid-Semester Break

vasiti.com — By Phillip Anjorin The holiday period is a lovely moment for students who desire a break from the hectic schedule of assignments, tests, notes, class and possibly practicals. But the reverse is the case for students in Ondo state-owned universities.
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AAUA: Students Plead for Consideration Ahead of Exam

AAUA: Students Plead for Consideration Ahead of Exam

Campus Reporter — A typical scene witnessed during the exam period in higher institutions is students returning from night class after reading vigorously for the forthcoming exam. The students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko were no exception as they were seen in groups discussing what they read through the night on their way home from school.
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Struggles of Nigerian students - The Nation Nigeria

Struggles of Nigerian students - The Nation Nigeria

The Nation (Nigeria) — We are usually overjoyed when we finally gain admission into a higher institution in Nigeria. What we don't often realize is the stress we'll go through after gaining admission.
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As RUGIPO gets fees reduction, AAUA students hope for same - Latest Nigeria News, Nigerian Newspa...

As RUGIPO gets fees reduction, AAUA students hope for same - Latest Nigeria News, Nigerian Newspa...

The Nation (Nigeria) — The astronomical tuition fee being paid by students of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, is yet to be reduced, two years after the increment. However, its students are hoping the fees would be reduced soon, given that Rufus Giwa Polytechnic (RUGIPO), Owo has reduced fees. Phillip Anjorin, 200 Level student of Mass Communication, reports.
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AAUA students lament incessant robbery attacks

AAUA students lament incessant robbery attacks

The Guardian (Nigeria) — A 200-level student of Science Education, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba- Akoko (AAUA), Mosimiloluwa Ayinde, was in her one room apartment, sleeping around 3:30a.m when she heard a knock at the door. Wondering who it could be, she moved to open the door thinking it could be one of her neighbors who wanted to request for a matchstick.
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#LiberiaDecides2023: Weah's CDC leads mis-disinformation spreading chart

#LiberiaDecides2023: Weah's CDC leads mis-disinformation spreading chart

Dubawa — While Liberians prepare to elect the next administration (or re-elect the incumbent) on October 10, 2023, candidates -and their supporters- have spread more misinformation for many reasons to influence the electorates' decision. This report thematically analysed the misleading and false news and discovered that the ruling party spread more misinformation than their opponents.
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