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Osun Decides 2022: Old video of Iyiola Omisore sharing money resurfaces online

AN old video showing the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Secretary, Iyiola Omisore, sharing money with some people has resurfaced online.

A Twitter user, Ayemojubar, with the username @ayemojubar, tweeted the video on Friday, July 15, 2022, with the claim that Omisore was seen giving stomach infrastructure to the people.

“Stomach Infrastructure Palliative given by Iyinola Omisore, APC National Secretary.They impoverished them, starved them, so they can easily be controlled like zombies,” his tweet read.

Another Twitter account with the username @Truthfully83 also shared the video.

THE CLAIM

That the video shows Iyiola Omisore sharing money with the electorate.

Screenshot of the viral claim retrieved from Twitter.

THE FINDINGS

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Findings by The FactCheckHub revealed that the claim is FALSE.

A Google Reverse Image Search conducted on visual frames from the video revealed that it has been on the internet since 2014.




     

     

    Further checks revealed that the incident was reported by Ynaija when it happened then in Osogbo, Osun state capital.

    “There were thousands of people at the field beside the OYESTECH Training Centre in Osogbo this afternoon. They were there to receive a sum of money per person from the Omisore Youth Support,” the report read in part.

    Omisore was an aspirant in the 2014 Osun State gubernatorial election.

    THE VERDICT

    The claim that the video shows Iyiola Omisore sharing money with the electorate is FALSE; findings revealed that the video has been on the internet since 2014.

    Niyi Oyedeji

    'Niyi worked with The ICIR as an Investigative Reporter and Fact-checker from 2020 till September 2022. You can shoot him an email via [email protected]. You can as well follow him on Twitter via @niyi_oyedeji.

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