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Babatunde Okunlola
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Group Head of Content, Diamond 88.5 FM
Nigeria
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Biography
Development broadcast Journalist with a proven track record of using media for advocacy and social change on policy issues, that affect rural communities and underreported groups.
Governance, ecd environement & climate change, development.health, human rights migration
Health, Entertainment, and Science
Content
By Babatunde Okunlola Verified| Dubawa Verified Claim: An Instagram user posted that eating cucumber, onions, and tomatoes prevents and treats prostate cancer and diabetes. Verdict: While cucumbers, onions, and tomatoes are nutritious and can be part of a healthy diet, relying solely on them to prevent prostate cancer or diabetes is misleading. Prostate cancer is a common type of cancer that develops in the prostate gland, a walnut-sized organ in men that produces semen.
By Babatunde Okunlola Verified| Dubawa Verified Claim: An X user posted that President Tinubu prescribed some years in prison and fines for refusing to sing the national anthem, for protests, and for insulting the president and politicians, or religious leaders, among others. Verdict: False! President Tinubu has not made any new laws or imposed fines against protesters or other issues. Rather, the House of Assembly speaker is set to read a bill on the same on the floor of the House.
By Babatunde Okunlola Verified| Dubawa Verified Claim: An Instagram blog claimed that the New UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer made allegations about corruption in Nigeria while delivering a speech at the UK Parliament. Verdict: False! Contrary to the claim, the video and speech date back to 2020 and were made by British MP Tom Tugendhat, not Mr Starmer. For many years, the Nigerian government has faced persistent allegations of corruption from the international community. Organisations like Transparency International often raise these concerns.
Company Info
Diamond 88.5 FM