Social media dey buzz with news say woman land for John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK) wey dey New York City, from Tokyo, Japan, wey she dey carry passport from country wey dem dey call 'Torenza'. According to di news, nobody know dis country, and e no dey any map or database.
But di truth be say, na fake news! Di video wey dem dey share na old video wey dem cut from TV show wey dem dey call 'Airline', wey dem show for A&E channel for America around 2000s. Di show dey talk about how airline workers dey struggle everyday to keep airport running smoothly.
Di original video show airline worker wey dey help old passenger from Baltimore wey no dey speak English. No place for di video mention 'Torenza'. Di people wey dey spread di fake news just add AI narration to di video to make am look like real news.
How Di Fake News Take Spread
Di fake news start from Facebook, where dem post am for reel with caption wey dey talk about how authorities for JFK confuse when woman show passport from country wey nobody know.
Many people believe di news because di video look real, but e good make we dey careful and dey check news before we share am. Plenty websites dey wey dey help check if news dey real or fake.
Why E Dey Important To Check News
- E dey help us avoid sharing fake news.
- E dey protect us from being deceived.
- E dey promote truth and accuracy.
So, next time wey you see news wey sound strange, make you take time check am before you share am. No fall for fake news!