After Ned Nwoko clarified that he didn’t marry Regina Daniels at 17 and shared her voter’s card showing she was 21, the reactions kept rolling in. One user ignorantly added, “Thank you, even driving license sef person no dey put real age. He should look for birth certificate, until then we won’t be convinced.”
If every official document — voter’s card, driver’s licence, even birth certificate — is dismissed as fake, then what exactly counts as proof? Yes, documents can be forged anywhere in the world, but that doesn’t make every document automatically invalid.
This kind of blanket distrust isn’t critical thinking; it’s cynicism. When people reject all evidence, they aren’t seeking truth — they’re seeking controversy.
Facts don’t disappear just because someone chooses not to believe them.
— The Red Flags
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