₦airaland Forum

It has almost become a cliché that believing a post published on a Nigerian blog without verifying its claims is believing at your own peril. While verification before believing helps to prevent subsequent circulation of rumours and unfounded "truths," publishing falsehood infringes on the public's access to a correct information.
In a bid to make quick traffic or for whatever reason, it is a gross misconduct for blog owners to publish false news. Lack of stringent actions on some of our laws shouldn't be taken for granted.
Here's what popped up first when I made to check whether UI departmental cut off marks have been released. I'm too angry to type. Anyone guilty of posting false news should please stop such.
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URL: https://www.dailyschoolnews.com.ng/university-of-ibadan-ui-departmental-cut-off-marks/

You have google now

Most of the fake ones will end up in jail......

youngest85:
You have google now

The sad thing is, I never thought I could see false news published on daily school news. It's one of the few Nigerian educational blogs I have a special preference for.

youngest85:
You have google now

Does google have it’s own info?
So, you don’t know google will still direct you to all these blogs?
How old are you

False news appeaes more entizing.


Just speculate that so and so billionear died last night and see traffic that will follow the false news.