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Despite Buhari’s austere economic policies, growth in output was reduced to record levels, and inflation and unemployment skyrocketed to unprecedented levels, with Nigeria earning the ignoble status of the poverty capital of the world under Buhari.
With zero as the lowest place and 10 the highest level of happiness, Nigerians score themselves 4.98 in the 2023 World Happiness Report.
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In 2022, MSMEs contributed 48 percent to Nigeria’s gross domestic product (GDP), accounted for 96 percent of businesses and 84 percent of employment.
The organisation deployed its Election Portal, Dataphyte Election Portal (DEP) to report live election incidents and results from the country’s 174 local governments.
From this ranking, data show that corruption is far worse today in Nigeria than it was in 2015 when Buhari came into office, contrary to the recent claim of the president that he had delivered on all his campaign promises, one of which was fighting corruption.
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“Being a businessman who sells unisex shoes, the scarcity of cash is a challenge for me. Where we buy from, they don’t accept electronic transfers. They demand for cash, and if you must do a transfer, you will add pay for charges.”
#DailyDataCard: Sectors with the Highest Contributions to Nigeria’s GDP in 2022
#DailyDataCard: Women Representation in Nigeria’s 2023 Elections
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Reports and field evidence seen by Dataphyte show that in different locations, INEC officials were reportedly attacked by suspected thugs.
Contrary to the views expressed by some financial experts that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)’s naira redesign policy will strengthen the currency, it has turned out to weaken it against the dollar.
#DailyDataCard: Disaggregation of Candidates for the 2023 General Elections
Ten states with 39.19 million registered voters can will play vital roles in deciding the country’s next president come February 25, 2023. These states account for 41.92 per cent of the total registered voters in the country.
Cash-strapped Nigerians are thronging point-of-sale shops despite over 20 percent charged on every withdrawal
Nigeria is moving toward a full-fledged cashless society with the Central Bank of Nigeria’s introduction of the cash swap policy.
The Independence National Electoral Commission (INEC) has reduced the number of polling units ahead of the general elections which will begin on February 25.
