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At the ongoing Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue (BETD) 2022, high-level policymakers, practitioners from different industries and the civil society are meeting to share their experiences and ideas on a safe, affordable, and environmentally responsible global energy transition.
Dataphyte recently collaborated with the National Bureau of Statistics to train Statistician Generals of the 36 State Bureaux of Statistics and representatives of MDAs on leveraging open data to ensure an innovative 21st Century Statistics Bureau.
Samuel Ajala, a journalist with the leading media and data analytics organization, Dataphyte, has been selected for Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue (BETD) 2022 media fellowship program.
Electricity in the country has been epileptic in the past month and it has been blamed on poor supply from the country’s national grid. Power generation companies have also attributed the issues to the N1.6 trillion debt owed to them by the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc.
Nigeria has been ranked 118th out of 146 happiest countries globally, declining two spots from its position last year.
“In my house, the bill hovers around N11,250 per month and this is whether we have electricity or not” Samuel revealed to Dataphyte.
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The Interactive Initiative for Social Impact and Dataphyte are pleased to invite journalists, media professionals, researchers, and analysts in the data journalism sector to apply for the flagship 2022 media fellowship.
Nigeria’s energy generation has shifted gradually from hydro to thermal. Thermal energy accounted for over three-quarters of the total energy generated in the last two years.
THE International Centre for Investigative Reporting, The ICIR, has announced Ajibola Amzat as its new Managing Editor. Until his elevation, Amzat was the Editor of the Centre’s news website.
Nigeria’s 25-year rail transportation revival plan has taken off significantly under the Buhari-led administration.
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In his first interview of 2022, President Buhari responded that Nigerians would decide his legacy to the country after leaving office. When asked about his legacy to the country, like a hopeful student after sitting for an examination, he said
A new report says Africa’s economy could grow by 6.4% in 2050 based on an energy transition integrated policy framework, bringing a wave of new sustainable energy investment.
Out of Nigeria’s 1.7 million Persons Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), 1.46 million of them have access to antiretroviral therapy (ART) as of 2020. Antiretroviral drugs reach 86.04% of the PLWHA population in the country.
Data from the Federal Road Safety Corps and the National Bureau of Statistics says between 2013 and 2020, at least 41,709 persons have lost their lives to road crashes in Nigeria.
Nigeria’s federal government has prioritized the development of a digital-led strategy to boost the country’s economy’s competitiveness.
