In Nigeria, the electoral commission released the final list of candidates for the presidential election on Saturday, September 12. The election is set for January 16, 2027. The current president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, will be competing against Atiku Abubakar, a former vice president, and Peter Obi, who came in third during the 2023 presidential election. This upcoming race is expected to be highly competitive, with each candidate vying for the support of Nigeria's diverse population. As the campaign period continues to build momentum, concerns are growing over the spread of disinformation, especially on social media platforms. False information can influence public opinion and distort the electoral process, making it a significant challenge for voters trying to make informed decisions. One common tactic used by those spreading disinformation is the creation of fake newspaper headlines. These headlines are designed to look authentic and are often shared widely, sometimes leading to confusion or misinformation among the public. This practice has raised alarms among election observers and authorities, who are working to counter such efforts and ensure the integrity of the electoral process. The Nigerian electoral commission and other stakeholders are actively monitoring social media and other platforms to identify and address instances of disinformation. They are also encouraging voters to seek information from verified sources to ensure they are well-informed before casting their votes in the upcoming election.