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When Dataphyhe’s project tracking team visited the school, the hostel project had been completed and been in use for a year. There were however already faults with the construction including peeling plasters and poor roofing. A civil engineer, Engr Joseph Ayu, who was a part of the Dataphyte tracking team noted that the plastering and roofing were poorly done.
A review of the Edo State Open Contracting Portal shows that in July 2021, a contract to construct a magistrate court complex at Ikpoba Okha L.G.A was awarded to Erylaston International Limited for the sum of N495.7 million.
Any water project in the south-eastern part of Nigeria is a response to a critical need as the region is known for absence of potable water. Residents of Uburu and Ivo local government areas of Ebonyi State would have been elated to know that water projects have been assigned to their areas.
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Every day, Hajiya Amina and her children had to walk for 40 minutes from Bashuri to Jidawa to get water for their daily needs.
Nigeria has released a National Development Plan, designed to shape the country’s development between 2021 and 2025.
There are growing concerns that successive governments at the national and state levels abuse their privileged access to people’s biometric data, amidst threats of infringements on civil liberties.
As of February 2021, a total sum of N15.45 billion remains unaccounted for by the Niger Delta Development Corporation (NDDC).
Jada, a Nigerian Youth Service Corp member was posted to an agricultural farm in Kuje Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja for her place of primary assignment (PPA).
Ekiti Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) flouted Open Contracting Principles
Say you were the next Governor of Kano State, how many classrooms or new schools do you think you would need to build over the next six years before 10,000 newborns in 2021 begin Primary School? Arriving at a statistically precise estimate requires the availability of data.
“Providing the public with access to contract documents, particularly to development practitioners, makes more informed and balanced evaluation of government’s well-intentioned initiatives, as this, possible”
Nigeria plans to spend $1.959 billion on the Kano-Maradi Standard Gauge Railway lines;
Nigeria‘s ambitious plans to deliver 40,000 MW electricity capacity from its Power Sector by 2020 have failed;
Correction Service Staff blame poor rehabilitation and reintegration of inmates on the lack of provisions for reaching out to ex-convicts amongst others
The importance of power supply to the economic development of any nation cannot be overemphasized. Availability and access to reliable electricity supply have a multiplier effect on the productivity and welfare of society. Stakeholders in the Nigerian power sector are quick to say that there is a 12,910MW installed capacity for electricity generation in Nigeria. Even though more than half of the installed capacity is inefficient.
