New study reveals how Nigeria’s former minister spread falsehoods, misled lawmakers

The study found that the former minister shared the satirical article as fact, misleading the Nigerian media and parliament. The post New study reveals how Nigeria’s former minister spread falsehoods,

17 Feb, 18:03 — 18 Feb, 06:39

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Only Premium Times covers the story about Nigeria's former minister spreading falsehoods and misleading lawmakers, detailing how a satirical article was presented as fact. The Wall Street Journal and The Times (UK) cover entirely different stories related to the Epstein files and Prince Andrew, showing a complete divergence in news focus across these outlets.

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There is no shared consensus among the outlets regarding the details of the Nigerian minister story, as only Premium Times addresses this specific topic.

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Premium Times

Focuses on a study revealing how Nigeria's former minister spread falsehoods and misled lawmakers.

wsjtimes-uk

Focus on the latest developments regarding the Epstein files and associated individuals.

Notable gaps

The specifics of a study on Nigeria's former minister sharing a satirical article as fact and misleading parliament.

Covered by premium-times · Not in wsj, times-uk

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Coverage Timeline

times-uk17 Feb, 18:03First to report

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wsj17 Feb, 21:18

The Famous Names in the Latest Release of Epstein Files - The Wall Street Journal

Premium Times18 Feb, 06:39