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Democracy is YOUR business. 🇳🇬 Know your rights. Ask questions. Demand accountability. Beyond the ballot box.

Joined October 2026
Highlights from the two-day PACT Initiative Capacity Building Workshop! From insightful sessions and practical demonstrations to engaging discussions, shared experiences and certificate presentations, it was a valuable time of learning, connection and advocacy.
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The workshop reinforced the importance of promoting accurate information, responsible journalism and informed communities. #FAMEFoundation #PACTInitiative #CapacityBuildingWorkshop #FactChecking
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The two-day PACT Initiative Capacity Building Workshop ended with participants receiving their certificates of participation, marking the completion of a valuable learning experience. Beyond the training sessions, the workshop created room for meaningful conversations,
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especially during elections. It was a joyful moment of learning, connection and shared purpose, reminding everyone that advocacy is stronger when we work together to inform, educate and create positive change.
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videos and deepfakes. Participants gained practical knowledge on how to examine visual content, verify its authenticity and avoid sharing misleading information. The session highlighted the importance of visual verification in today's digital media space and the need for
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journalists and social media influencers to confirm the authenticity of content before publishing or sharing it. #FAMEFoundation #PACTInitiative #CapacityBuildingWorkshop2026 #VisualForensics #MediaVerification
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Day 2 of the PACT Initiative Capacity Building Workshop, organised by FAME Foundation, continued with another session focused on election reporting, monitoring and fact-checking in the age of AI. The session was facilitated by Mr Daniel Adaji, a journalist,
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fact-checker and data analyst. His presentation focused on “Visual Forensics: Detecting AI-Generated and Manipulated Images and Videos.” Through practical demonstrations, he introduced participants to tools and techniques for identifying AI-generated content, manipulated images,
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The second session of Day 1 featured Ms Ebunoluwa Olafusi, Editor of CableCheck, a fact-checking website that uses facts and analysis to address fake news on politics, crime, health, gender, labour and social development.
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identifying misleading content and using reliable sources to verify claims, especially when reporting on political issues. The session provided practical lessons on how journalists and social media influencers can help reduce the spread of false information
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FAME Foundation, through its PACT Initiative, organised a two-day Capacity Building Workshop on “Election Reporting, Monitoring and Fact-Checking in the Age of AI,” bringing together journalists and social media influencers from across Abuja.
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ways to verify online content and how journalists can respond to misinformation while maintaining ethical standards in their work. The sessions equipped participants with practical knowledge to identify misleading information, report responsibly and promote accuracy in the media
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