Nigerian fact-checking platform used our video detector to expose two deepfake prison videos. Part 2
The second viral video showing activist Nnamdi Kanu eating in prison was also exposed as fake by DUBAWA and our AI video detector.
Part 2: how fact-checkers caught another prison deepfake
Remember those fake Nnamdi Kanu prison videos? We broke down the first one. Now let's talk about the second clip. This time, it showed Kanu eating in a prison yard while speaking to the camera.
The team at DUBAWA wasn't convinced. They ran this clip through our AI video detector too. The result? 63% AI-generated. Another digital fake, another attempt to manipulate the narrative.
The breakdown: what gave this one away
DUBAWA's frame-by-frame analysis found the same telltale signs:
- AI crowd glitch,
- the magic spoon,
- missing facial scar,
- unnatural mouth movements,
- weird lighting shifts.
When DUBAWA submitted both videos to our isFake AI video checker, the results confirmed their suspicions:
- Video #1: 72% AI-generated
- Video #2: 63% AI-generated
Source: DUBAWA's full investigation & Second Facebook reel
FAQ
How many fake Kanu videos were there?
DUBAWA investigated two separate viral videos. The first scored 72% AI, this second one scored 63% AI. Both were digital fabrications.
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