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FACT-CHECK: A viral video of football juggler is NOT former President Buhari

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July 6, 2023 - Updated on December 29, 2023
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FACT-CHECK: A viral video of football juggler is NOT former President Buhari
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Claim: Football juggler seen in viral video is former President Muhammadu Buhari

Source: Viral video

Verdict: FALSE

Researched by Gifty Tracy Aminu

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A video showing a man juggling a football is being widely portrayed online as the former President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari.

The video shared on Facebook reels by a user shows a man in Agbada – a wide-sleeved robe worn by males in different parts of West Africa, juggling a football, and at the time of writing this report the video has garnered more than 7,000 interactions, including more than 1,000 shares.

FACT-CHECK: A viral video of football juggler is NOT former President Buhari
A screengrab of the viral video posted on Facebook reels

 

On the micro-blogging platform, Twitter, some users have also posted the same video (here and here) amidst claims that the football juggler is former President, Muhammadu Buhari.

FACT-CHECK: A viral video of football juggler is NOT former President Buhari
A screenshot of the viral video posted on Twitter

This fact-check report seeks to verify the accuracy of the claim.

 

Fact-Check

To verify the claim, FactSpace has found a longer version of the video shared by another Facebook user on April 30, 2023, with the caption, “Please, which version of Buhari is this one that is playing football?”

FactSpace upon a careful assessment of the longer version of the viral video, has found that the football juggler is not 80-year-old Muhammadu Buhari.

Despite some resemblances, there are obvious facial differences – and a very important observation is Buhari’s diastema and the football juggler’s lack thereof.

FACT-CHECK: A viral video of football juggler is NOT former President Buhari
President Buhari (Left), Football juggler (Right)

Checking on the verified Facebook and Twitter pages of President Muhammadu Buhari, FactSpace has not found any video or report that officially confirms the claims being widely circulated on social media.

 

Verdict

The claim that the viral video showing a football juggler is former President Muhammadu Buhari is FALSE.

 

 

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