| How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Exclusive101: 7:37am On May 25, 2023 |
During the just-concluded elections, politicians and their supporters used social media to manipulate public opinion, either by deliberately spreading false information or misrepresenting information to suit certain narratives. Most times, they either spread fake news about candidates and their parties or manipulate discussions and existing data to earn support and sympathy for their favourites. A viral post claimed that Ayo Adebanjo, leader of Afenifere, a Yoruba socio-political group, said the Igbos should be allowed to secede if Nigerians do not want an Igbo man to rule the country. “Nigerians want Peter Obi to be their president by voting for him. If INEC dares to rig the election, Nigerians should protest seriously for international communities to intervene. If you don’t want Igboman to rule Nigeria, then allow them go with Biafra,” reads the quote attributed to Ayo Adebanjo. The post was shared by one Igbo History on Twitter. It garnered 1.9k likes, 481 comments and was shared 387 times. This post was amplified by 29 Facebook pages using copy-pasting techniques and sharing the same images. These accounts are part of a network of accounts that share IPOB propaganda and disinformation. On Twitter, this post claim was first shared by an account, @UmuezeokaTVFindings by TheCable showed that there was no mention of the venue or date where the elder statesman made the remark. No credible news medium in the country also reported the claim On January 22, an account named @UzomaPreciousF1(archive) claimed that Omoyele Sowore, presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), said every other presidential candidate ignores him whenever they see him, but Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), always greets him. “Whenever other presidential candidates see me, they will ignore me as nobody because I have no money. Peter Obi always walks to me to greet me anytime he sees me. Even though he is my opponent, I will not deny the fact that he is a humble man. – Omoyele Sowore,” the quote claimed. The account said Obi’s action shows that he is a humble man. The post has over 151,000 views, 1,302 retweets, and 5,297 likes. This claim was amplified by a network of accounts with 9 Twitter accounts sharing original content and 1443 accounts retweeting the content. Of the 9 accounts, 3 were created in 2022. Though the post by @UzomaPreciousF1 went viral, the claim was first shared by an account named, @Thenewage101 as a reply to a tweet by Reno Omokri. The account, @UzomaPreciousF1, was created in June 2021. The other 9 accounts that shared the original content used copy-pasting techniques to amplify the claim This article was produced with mentorship from the African Academy for Open Source Investigations (AAOSI), to tackle disinformation that undermines our democracies, as part of an initiative by the International Centre for Journalists (ICFJ) and Code for Africa (CfA). Visit https://disinfo.africa/ for more information. https://www.thecable.ng/insight-how-disinformation-was-used-to-promote-political-candidates-in-2023-elections/amp 1 Like 1 Share 
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| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Luckylife(m): 7:47am On May 25, 2023 |
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| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Exclusive101: 7:49am On May 25, 2023 |
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| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Corn247: 8:02am On May 25, 2023 |
They lie to themselves always..they're even opposing those feeding them now, we will see who will feel the heat  1 Like |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Parachoko: 8:07am On May 25, 2023 |
Pandora agenda is an IPOB agenda 5 Likes |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Goodday90(m): 8:08am On May 25, 2023 |
Am sure that when Agbado boys want to masturbate daily they will be chanting “Peter obi Peter obi,IpOb ,IpOb” so they can achieve orgasm 1 Like 
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| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Maize247(f): 8:08am On May 25, 2023 |
Him too lie master was a product of lies and propaganda 1 Like |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Exclusive101: 8:10am On May 25, 2023 |
Tell that to the newspaper that expose the bastard Obi Pandora war mongering criminal n foolish soul. Goodday90:
Am sure that when Agbado boys want to masturbate daily they will be chanting “Peter obi Peter obi,IpOb ,IpOb” so they can achieve orgasm 1 Like |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Corn247: 8:13am On May 25, 2023 |
Goodday90:
Am sure that when Agbado boys want to masturbate daily they will be chanting “Peter obi Peter obi,IpOb ,IpOb” so they can achieve orgasm You just made yourselves opposition to yorubas, you don't want to be talked about? |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Goodday90(m): 8:44am On May 25, 2023 |
Exclusive101:
Tell that to the newspaper that expose the bastard Obi Pandora war mongering criminal n foolish soul.
when have the country ever been in peace? You talk like your principle,senseless and lacking |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Goodday90(m): 8:46am On May 25, 2023 |
Corn247:
You just made yourselves opposition to yorubas, you don't want to be talked about? This is not the 90s when you yoruba eat/cook propaganda like amala The internet is here,anybody can pick up a phone and know current happenings without be misinformed by Lagos Ibadan miscreants |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by sreamsense: 8:53am On May 25, 2023 |
Every thing about them is fake, they so much believe in fakeness and using propagandas to manipulate people thinking they are wise when they are actually not wise. They changed monikers to pretend as yorubas and hausas to diseminate fake information and impassonate many to manipulate people to vote Obi. How they are so much comfortable with lies, fakeness, ingenuity and negativity in every aspect of life is what baffles one.
To them they are wise, not knowing they are most foolish in real sense with deceitful mindsets. God doesn't dwell in lies, fakeness and hatred; darkness can't overcome light. At the end of the day, they made obi loose, how far it could go is to win 15/16 states out of 24 states. In whatever dealings of human life, learnt to always be honest and sincere without injecting lies as winning formular |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Corn247: 8:59am On May 25, 2023 |
Goodday90:
This is not the 90s when you yoruba eat/cook propaganda like amala
The internet is here,anybody can pick up a phone and know current happenings without be misinformed by Lagos Ibadan miscreants Did you read that article at all. Denying reality that everyone can see is not smartness, many more will you know you to be liars now. |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Goodday90(m): 9:31am On May 25, 2023 |
Corn247:
Did you read that article at all. Denying reality that everyone can see is not smartness, many more will you know you to be liars now. You are the supporter of a drug baron so I don’t need to hear sermons from you,that one alone disqualifies your right to talk about who is lying and who is not I won’t reply you anymore |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by 9jatriot(m): 9:36am On May 25, 2023 |
Many intelligent people have always known who Obi stands for.
Now as to something that has been bothering my mind since. With all the claims that Obi invested in a brewery in Anambra, I just noticed no one has ever shared a picture of it online? Knowing their penchant for telling lies, it is now expedient that we also verify with pictures of the factory before we go back to debating if that was a good investment or not. First things first |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by DMerciful(m): 9:38am On May 25, 2023 |
Obi Obi Obi Obi....una nor dey tire? Exclusive101:
During the just-concluded elections, politicians and their supporters used social media to manipulate public opinion, either by deliberately spreading false information or misrepresenting information to suit certain narratives.
Most times, they either spread fake news about candidates and their parties or manipulate discussions and existing data to earn support and sympathy for their favourites.
A viral post claimed that Ayo Adebanjo, leader of Afenifere, a Yoruba socio-political group, said the Igbos should be allowed to secede if Nigerians do not want an Igbo man to rule the country.
“Nigerians want Peter Obi to be their president by voting for him. If INEC dares to rig the election, Nigerians should protest seriously for international communities to intervene. If you don’t want Igboman to rule Nigeria, then allow them go with Biafra,” reads the quote attributed to Ayo Adebanjo.
The post was shared by one Igbo History on Twitter. It garnered 1.9k likes, 481 comments and was shared 387 times.
This post was amplified by 29 Facebook pages using copy-pasting techniques and sharing the same images. These accounts are part of a network of accounts that share IPOB propaganda and disinformation.
On Twitter, this post claim was first shared by an account, @UmuezeokaTV
Findings by TheCable showed that there was no mention of the venue or date where the elder statesman made the remark. No credible news medium in the country also reported the claim
On January 22, an account named @UzomaPreciousF1(archive) claimed that Omoyele Sowore, presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), said every other presidential candidate ignores him whenever they see him, but Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), always greets him.
“Whenever other presidential candidates see me, they will ignore me as nobody because I have no money. Peter Obi always walks to me to greet me anytime he sees me. Even though he is my opponent, I will not deny the fact that he is a humble man. – Omoyele Sowore,” the quote claimed.
The account said Obi’s action shows that he is a humble man.
The post has over 151,000 views, 1,302 retweets, and 5,297 likes.
This claim was amplified by a network of accounts with 9 Twitter accounts sharing original content and 1443 accounts retweeting the content. Of the 9 accounts, 3 were created in 2022. Though the post by @UzomaPreciousF1 went viral, the claim was first shared by an account named, @Thenewage101 as a reply to a tweet by Reno Omokri. The account, @UzomaPreciousF1, was created in June 2021. The other 9 accounts that shared the original content used copy-pasting techniques to amplify the claim
This article was produced with mentorship from the African Academy for Open Source Investigations (AAOSI), to tackle disinformation that undermines our democracies, as part of an initiative by the International Centre for Journalists (ICFJ) and Code for Africa (CfA). Visit https://disinfo.africa/ for more information.
https://www.thecable.ng/insight-how-disinformation-was-used-to-promote-political-candidates-in-2023-elections/amp
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| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Dicado: 9:39am On May 25, 2023 |
This one na propaganda... Exclusive101:
During the just-concluded elections, politicians and their supporters used social media to manipulate public opinion, either by deliberately spreading false information or misrepresenting information to suit certain narratives.
Most times, they either spread fake news about candidates and their parties or manipulate discussions and existing data to earn support and sympathy for their favourites.
A viral post claimed that Ayo Adebanjo, leader of Afenifere, a Yoruba socio-political group, said the Igbos should be allowed to secede if Nigerians do not want an Igbo man to rule the country.
“Nigerians want Peter Obi to be their president by voting for him. If INEC dares to rig the election, Nigerians should protest seriously for international communities to intervene. If you don’t want Igboman to rule Nigeria, then allow them go with Biafra,” reads the quote attributed to Ayo Adebanjo.
The post was shared by one Igbo History on Twitter. It garnered 1.9k likes, 481 comments and was shared 387 times.
This post was amplified by 29 Facebook pages using copy-pasting techniques and sharing the same images. These accounts are part of a network of accounts that share IPOB propaganda and disinformation.
On Twitter, this post claim was first shared by an account, @UmuezeokaTV
Findings by TheCable showed that there was no mention of the venue or date where the elder statesman made the remark. No credible news medium in the country also reported the claim
On January 22, an account named @UzomaPreciousF1(archive) claimed that Omoyele Sowore, presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), said every other presidential candidate ignores him whenever they see him, but Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), always greets him.
“Whenever other presidential candidates see me, they will ignore me as nobody because I have no money. Peter Obi always walks to me to greet me anytime he sees me. Even though he is my opponent, I will not deny the fact that he is a humble man. – Omoyele Sowore,” the quote claimed.
The account said Obi’s action shows that he is a humble man.
The post has over 151,000 views, 1,302 retweets, and 5,297 likes.
This claim was amplified by a network of accounts with 9 Twitter accounts sharing original content and 1443 accounts retweeting the content. Of the 9 accounts, 3 were created in 2022. Though the post by @UzomaPreciousF1 went viral, the claim was first shared by an account named, @Thenewage101 as a reply to a tweet by Reno Omokri. The account, @UzomaPreciousF1, was created in June 2021. The other 9 accounts that shared the original content used copy-pasting techniques to amplify the claim
This article was produced with mentorship from the African Academy for Open Source Investigations (AAOSI), to tackle disinformation that undermines our democracies, as part of an initiative by the International Centre for Journalists (ICFJ) and Code for Africa (CfA). Visit https://disinfo.africa/ for more information.
https://www.thecable.ng/insight-how-disinformation-was-used-to-promote-political-candidates-in-2023-elections/amp
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| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by DaddyJapan(m): 9:52am On May 25, 2023 |
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| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by FreeStuffsNG: 9:55am On May 25, 2023 |
Exclusive101:
During the just-concluded elections, politicians and their supporters used social media to manipulate public opinion, either by deliberately spreading false information or misrepresenting information to suit certain narratives.
Most times, they either spread fake news about candidates and their parties or manipulate discussions and existing data to earn support and sympathy for their favourites.
A viral post claimed that Ayo Adebanjo, leader of Afenifere, a Yoruba socio-political group, said the Igbos should be allowed to secede if Nigerians do not want an Igbo man to rule the country.
“Nigerians want Peter Obi to be their president by voting for him. If INEC dares to rig the election, Nigerians should protest seriously for international communities to intervene. If you don’t want Igboman to rule Nigeria, then allow them go with Biafra,” reads the quote attributed to Ayo Adebanjo.
The post was shared by one Igbo History on Twitter. It garnered 1.9k likes, 481 comments and was shared 387 times.
This post was amplified by 29 Facebook pages using copy-pasting techniques and sharing the same images. These accounts are part of a network of accounts that share IPOB propaganda and disinformation.
On Twitter, this post claim was first shared by an account, @UmuezeokaTV
Findings by TheCable showed that there was no mention of the venue or date where the elder statesman made the remark. No credible news medium in the country also reported the claim
On January 22, an account named @UzomaPreciousF1(archive) claimed that Omoyele Sowore, presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), said every other presidential candidate ignores him whenever they see him, but Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), always greets him.
“Whenever other presidential candidates see me, they will ignore me as nobody because I have no money. Peter Obi always walks to me to greet me anytime he sees me. Even though he is my opponent, I will not deny the fact that he is a humble man. – Omoyele Sowore,” the quote claimed.
The account said Obi’s action shows that he is a humble man.
The post has over 151,000 views, 1,302 retweets, and 5,297 likes.
This claim was amplified by a network of accounts with 9 Twitter accounts sharing original content and 1443 accounts retweeting the content. Of the 9 accounts, 3 were created in 2022. Though the post by @UzomaPreciousF1 went viral, the claim was first shared by an account named, @Thenewage101 as a reply to a tweet by Reno Omokri. The account, @UzomaPreciousF1, was created in June 2021. The other 9 accounts that shared the original content used copy-pasting techniques to amplify the claim
This article was produced with mentorship from the African Academy for Open Source Investigations (AAOSI), to tackle disinformation that undermines our democracies, as part of an initiative by the International Centre for Journalists (ICFJ) and Code for Africa (CfA). Visit https://disinfo.africa/ for more information.
https://www.thecable.ng/insight-how-disinformation-was-used-to-promote-political-candidates-in-2023-elections/amp
This is an open secret. 
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| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Exclusive101: 5:42pm On May 25, 2023 |
I will be concerned if your tribesmen don't do worse DaddyJapan:
By selecting only parts of an article that suits your viewpoint, you have shown that you are no better than others who are fully engaged in the most repugnant psyops Nigeria has experienced for a while.
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| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Wealthoptulent(m): 6:20pm On May 25, 2023 |
Exclusive101:
During the just-concluded elections, politicians and their supporters used social media to manipulate public opinion, either by deliberately spreading false information or misrepresenting information to suit certain narratives.
Most times, they either spread fake news about candidates and their parties or manipulate discussions and existing data to earn support and sympathy for their favourites.
A viral post claimed that Ayo Adebanjo, leader of Afenifere, a Yoruba socio-political group, said the Igbos should be allowed to secede if Nigerians do not want an Igbo man to rule the country.
“Nigerians want Peter Obi to be their president by voting for him. If INEC dares to rig the election, Nigerians should protest seriously for international communities to intervene. If you don’t want Igboman to rule Nigeria, then allow them go with Biafra,” reads the quote attributed to Ayo Adebanjo.
The post was shared by one Igbo History on Twitter. It garnered 1.9k likes, 481 comments and was shared 387 times.
This post was amplified by 29 Facebook pages using copy-pasting techniques and sharing the same images. These accounts are part of a network of accounts that share IPOB propaganda and disinformation.
On Twitter, this post claim was first shared by an account, @UmuezeokaTV
Findings by TheCable showed that there was no mention of the venue or date where the elder statesman made the remark. No credible news medium in the country also reported the claim
On January 22, an account named @UzomaPreciousF1(archive) claimed that Omoyele Sowore, presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), said every other presidential candidate ignores him whenever they see him, but Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), always greets him.
“Whenever other presidential candidates see me, they will ignore me as nobody because I have no money. Peter Obi always walks to me to greet me anytime he sees me. Even though he is my opponent, I will not deny the fact that he is a humble man. – Omoyele Sowore,” the quote claimed.
The account said Obi’s action shows that he is a humble man.
The post has over 151,000 views, 1,302 retweets, and 5,297 likes.
This claim was amplified by a network of accounts with 9 Twitter accounts sharing original content and 1443 accounts retweeting the content. Of the 9 accounts, 3 were created in 2022. Though the post by @UzomaPreciousF1 went viral, the claim was first shared by an account named, @Thenewage101 as a reply to a tweet by Reno Omokri. The account, @UzomaPreciousF1, was created in June 2021. The other 9 accounts that shared the original content used copy-pasting techniques to amplify the claim
This article was produced with mentorship from the African Academy for Open Source Investigations (AAOSI), to tackle disinformation that undermines our democracies, as part of an initiative by the International Centre for Journalists (ICFJ) and Code for Africa (CfA). Visit https://disinfo.africa/ for more information.
https://www.thecable.ng/insight-how-disinformation-was-used-to-promote-political-candidates-in-2023-elections/amp
They tried ... kudos to dem for helping indirectly. Abi dey were used as well too indirectly |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by Christistruth03: 6:33pm On May 25, 2023 |
Upon everything they still lost gallantly |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by DaddyJapan(m): 10:08am On May 26, 2023 |
Exclusive101:
I will be concerned if your tribesmen don't do worse
What is this one saying? |
| Re: How Ipob Used Disinformation To Promote Obi Pandora In 2023 Elections by XAUBulls: 9:25pm On May 26, 2023 |
Exclusive101:
During the just-concluded elections, politicians and their supporters used social media to manipulate public opinion, either by deliberately spreading false information or misrepresenting information to suit certain narratives.
Most times, they either spread fake news about candidates and their parties or manipulate discussions and existing data to earn support and sympathy for their favourites.
A viral post claimed that Ayo Adebanjo, leader of Afenifere, a Yoruba socio-political group, said the Igbos should be allowed to secede if Nigerians do not want an Igbo man to rule the country.
“Nigerians want Peter Obi to be their president by voting for him. If INEC dares to rig the election, Nigerians should protest seriously for international communities to intervene. If you don’t want Igboman to rule Nigeria, then allow them go with Biafra,” reads the quote attributed to Ayo Adebanjo.
The post was shared by one Igbo History on Twitter. It garnered 1.9k likes, 481 comments and was shared 387 times.
This post was amplified by 29 Facebook pages using copy-pasting techniques and sharing the same images. These accounts are part of a network of accounts that share IPOB propaganda and disinformation.
On Twitter, this post claim was first shared by an account, @UmuezeokaTV
Findings by TheCable showed that there was no mention of the venue or date where the elder statesman made the remark. No credible news medium in the country also reported the claim
On January 22, an account named @UzomaPreciousF1(archive) claimed that Omoyele Sowore, presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), said every other presidential candidate ignores him whenever they see him, but Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), always greets him.
“Whenever other presidential candidates see me, they will ignore me as nobody because I have no money. Peter Obi always walks to me to greet me anytime he sees me. Even though he is my opponent, I will not deny the fact that he is a humble man. – Omoyele Sowore,” the quote claimed.
The account said Obi’s action shows that he is a humble man.
The post has over 151,000 views, 1,302 retweets, and 5,297 likes.
This claim was amplified by a network of accounts with 9 Twitter accounts sharing original content and 1443 accounts retweeting the content. Of the 9 accounts, 3 were created in 2022. Though the post by @UzomaPreciousF1 went viral, the claim was first shared by an account named, @Thenewage101 as a reply to a tweet by Reno Omokri. The account, @UzomaPreciousF1, was created in June 2021. The other 9 accounts that shared the original content used copy-pasting techniques to amplify the claim
This article was produced with mentorship from the African Academy for Open Source Investigations (AAOSI), to tackle disinformation that undermines our democracies, as part of an initiative by the International Centre for Journalists (ICFJ) and Code for Africa (CfA). Visit https://disinfo.africa/ for more information.
https://www.thecable.ng/insight-how-disinformation-was-used-to-promote-political-candidates-in-2023-elections/amp
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