Meta releases ‘Edits’ app for content creators, unveils free features to overtake competitors
The company first announced that it was working on the app in January 2025, after CapCut was removed from the playstores in the US following the TikTok ban.
Apply now: Meta announces Impact grant for Nigeria, other Sub-saharan nations
The Llama Impact Grant for Sub-Saharan Africa is a part of Meta’s broader global initiative, which launched in October 2023, and this one targets Sub-Saharan Africa.
Fake celebrity ads: Meta releases new tool to protect users
Meta has finally taken action to protect Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp users from fake celebrity ads being used by scammers to deceive the public.
Shammi Prasad: Australia's prankster who conquered social media
Who is Shammi Prasad? Australia’s prankster and content creator has taken social media by storm over the last decade. Read on to discover his online journey.
Is Pope Francis dead? Fact emerges amid widespread anxiety
Some reports said top global religious figure, Pope Francis, has died. Amid the anxiety surrounding the Pope's health, Legit.ng has analysed the claims.
Aregbesola opens up on sharing cash to Nigerians, details emerges
Rauf Aregbesola, former Osun government and ex-minister of interior, has broken the silence on the report that he is sharing money to some Nigerians on social media.
Did Sultan of Sokoto wear charm garment? Fact emerges
Some Facebook posts in Nigeria claimed the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammadu Sa'ad Abubakar, wore a charm garment. Legit.ng has analysed the claim.
Facebook: Falana sues Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta, demands $5m compensation, details emerge
Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, has sued U.S.-based tech giant, Meta Platforms Inc owned by Mark Zuckerberg and demanded $5 million over invasion of privacy.
Fact-Check: No, DSS did not announce that Nnamdi Kanu escaped from detention
The several claims on social media that the embattled proscribed IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu escaped from the custody of the DSS has finally been verified.
