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Presidency Under Fire for Spreading Fake VDM Audio

I’m amazed the presidency can act so embarrassingly in today’s media age. Could it be a deliberate attempt to silence VDM? Even more embarrassing is how many Nigerian youths jump on any narrative without thinking for themselves. They share whichever story suits their purpose. How did the presidency miss the glaring signs that the clip was fake? And why can’t we spot a fake video despite unlimited online resources? VDM might sue. Then some will cry oppression once more.

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noah

Do you think the presidency shared that VDM audio on purpose to silence critics and control the narrative?

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yemi

What makes you suspect the government released that audio strategically to shape public opinion?

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grace

It's surprising how quickly that audio spread without anyone checking its authenticity or questioning the source before sharing.

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kaka

It's easy to blame youths for sharing stories, but even seasoned journalists sometimes skip basic fact checks.

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prince

Always verify suspect clips with multiple credible sources like official statements or well-known reporters before passing them on.

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