The claim alleges that Amnesty International and local media reported the incident. While the evidence provided includes Wikipedia entries mentioning Boko Haram insurgency and general Nigerian events, none of the provided evidence sources (Wikipedia entries for 2026, Demographics, Nigerian Civil War, Boko Haram insurgency, Fall of Gwoza, etc.) specifically corroborate the claim that a Nigerian air force strike hit a market in the north-east killing over 100 people, nor do they cite Amnesty International or local media reports on this specific incident. The evidence is insufficient to corroborate the claim across multiple independent sources.

The claim attributes the information to Amnesty International confirming from survivors. The provided evidence includes a Wikipedia entry on 'Boko Haram insurgency' which mentions Amnesty International, but it does not contain the specific details—that Amnesty confirmed from survivors that at least 100 people were killed in an airstrike on a village in Yobe state near Borno state. Therefore, the claim cannot be corroborated by the provided evidence.

The claim cites an Associated Press tally of at least 500 civilian deaths since 2017. The evidence provided for this claim consists of Wikipedia articles discussing the Mokwa flood (May 2025) and general Nigerian history, none of which mention an Associated Press tally of 500 civilian deaths by the Nigerian military since 2017. Thus, the specific evidence cited in the claim cannot be verified by the provided sources.