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FACT CHECK: Are Registered Voters Being Excluded from Voting at PU 004, Wuse Zone 2?
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FACT CHECK: Did BVAS glitch disrupt the voting exercise in Onitsha?
FACT CHECK: Does this video show unknown gunmen attacking security personnel during the 2025 Anambra governorship election?
FACT CHECK: Old image shared hours after opening of polls with the hashtag AnambraDecides’25
FACT CHECK: Did an Anambra LGA Chairman Disrupt Elections with Police?
FACT CHECK: Viral Video Claiming ‘Massive Influx of Cash’ in Anambra Election
FACT CHECK: Old Photo Falsely Linked to Violence in the Anambra Election
FACT CHECK: Anambra election has hardly exceeded 22% voter turnout
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FACT CHECK: Was there an approval to vote without a voter’s card in the 2025 Anambra guber poll?

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