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Construction, Manufacturing Sectors Key To Job Creation In Nigeria – Report
Leading Media research and data analytics organisation, Dataphyte has released its maiden Dataphyte Advisory Note titled “the Nigerian post-oil Economy Advisory Note.
Corruption Perception Index 2021: Nigeria Ranks 154, Hits Lowest CPI Point in Seven Years
Transparency International has released its latest Corruption Perception Index for 2021. According to its details, Nigeria ranks 154 out of the 180 countries ranked.
Nigeria may be Broke but it Needs more than Money to Turn the Tide
Nigeria has continued to borrow money to fund its budgets, the 2022 budget, and the country does not plan to stop borrowing soon, as details on its Medium Term Expenditure Framework show that between 2022 and 2024, the country will borrow N14.8 trillion.
IBP, Dataphyte releases Niger State Health Sector Budget Credibility Report, reveals issues with non-release of funds
It was also stated that the situation persisted in 2018, with the agency receiving a mere 2% of its budget, as only 28 million naira of the 2 billion naira budgeted was released.”
Reduced Hope: Tinubu Presents a 36% less Annual Budget for 2024
The same shortfall in total revenue in 2022 occurred in 2021. Although an N8.4 trillion revenue was projected for that year, only N6.3 trillion was realised.
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The Nigerian Contingent to COP 28: Too Many or too Few?
However, the World Bank has agreed to act as administrator for at least four initial years. Additionally, nations that should pay in have been named, including the US, UK and EU. These wealthiest nations will be “urged” to contribute their fair share, while rapidly developing nations with major economies, like China, will be “encouraged” to pay in. There is not yet a set target for how much should be provided and by when.
Dataphyte Reports Recognised at PWC Media Excellence Awards
The PWC applauded the depth of work done and the importance of these works to the Nigerian societal realities.
RCC’s Flying Rocks still torment residents of Orile Ogunmakin community in Ogun State
“I suffer a lot, there are times that the rocks remove my house roofing, and you can see the roofing sheet they come with, the blasting has continued to happen” she noted.
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How flooding threatens access to healthcare in vulnerable communities
Dataphyte visited Kofawe Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Ondo State to investigate the state of services and facilities. One official, Ms Omobimpe Oladunjoye, who was the only person working at the health centre, narrated how floods destroyed the PHC which serves about 15,000 persons in the community.
Flooding making access to education difficult in rural communities
In Ondo State, a secondary school principal told Dataphyte how his students were asked to stay at home when floods sacked its building.
Ekiti govt responds to Dataphyte’s investigation exposing contract corruption
As at the time of investigating this company, Dataphyte did not find Qualum Building Products on the database of the CAC after repeated attempts. However, the name of this company is currently on the database of the CAC.
Blood on the farm: The Ondo State farmer-herder crises that have left many dead
Okeluse and other communities in Ose Local Government Area have been battling attacks by bandits. Many have locked themselves in their communities, while others have abandoned their homes on account of deaths, property losses, and burnt farms recorded there. These agrarian communities are helpless, and their hope of surviving the onslaught is fading by the day.
Nigeria power expenditure shows money alone won’t solve electricity problem
The amounts mentioned here do not include N1.5 trillion lent by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to GenCos and DisCos as well as recurrent budgets over the years.
Kogi’s 3.8% erosion control budget performance makes fighting floods difficult
Despite this development, a review of the state’s budget performance documents shows that only 3.8 percent of the budget for flood and erosion control in the 2022 fiscal year was spent.
Questions over states’ management of N64bn ecological funds
There have been several concerns over the utilisation of ecological funds, especially in the face of constant flooding and environmental problems facing the country.