Dataphyte’s COVID-19 investigation shortlisted for Global Data Journalism Awards
Investigation on COVID-19 conducted by Dataphyte has been shortlisted for global data journalism awards – Sigma Awards.
Investigation on COVID-19 conducted by Dataphyte has been shortlisted for global data journalism awards – Sigma Awards.
For his report on how government institutions mismanaged ₦ 1.69 Billion COVID-19 funds, the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) on Friday announced Aderemi Ojekunle of Dataphyte as one of the winners of the centre’s prize for pandemic reporting.
The Interactive Initiative for Social Impact, through its data for development programme Dataphyte, are to receive a $15,000 grant from the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford University and Big Local News.
INFOGRAPHICS: Duration of Inquiry for Judicial Panels on Police Brutality
INFOGRAPHICS: Judicial Panel of Inquiry into Acts of Police Brutality
23.1% was Nigerian’s unemployment rate prior to the pandemic and EndSARS. Now with over a trillion in damages, and an uncertain 2021, we question how we got here. And according to the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED), this could have been avoided. In ACLED’s civil unrest projections, it identified 37 countries including Nigeria that would face major challenges post pandemic.
DATAPHYTE To Induct 155 Campus Journalist Ambassadors
WORRIES AS 36% OF MARRIED NIGERIAN WOMEN HAVE EXPERIENCED SPOUSAL VIOLENCE AT ONE POINT
TEN QUESTIONS STATE-OWNED CORPORATION, NNPC SHOULD ANSWER
Dataphyte reporter, Aderemi Ojekunle to speak on COVID-19 fraud at African Investigative Journalism Conference, AIJC.
On Today’s numbers to ponder, we review unremitted funds, the aftermath of the novel virus and aggregate expenditures.
Today’s Numbers 2 Ponder features an unyielding sector draining the nation’s account, mind-numbing statistics on birth registration; present on the list are also court fines, loots and one rebuttal.
For today’s Numbers 2 Ponder, we review fiscal discrepancies, gender inequality and the “Covidness” of it all. Despite many criticising MDAs for fund mismanagement, the government remains aloof, ignoring recommendations from the Auditor-General. And to date, these parastatals bled ₦6.5 trillion from Nigeria. On the note of discrepancies, former registrar for NECO, Abubakar Ghana rebuffed allegations of siphoning over ₦360 million.
COVID-19 has had a dire effect on global economies. Rising infection rates led to social distancing directives, persistent lockdowns, business closures, travel restraints, salary cuts, and a looming high unemployment situation. As a result, economic activity shrunk dramatically, and with it the food supply value chain globally.