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2023 Budget: 10 Ministries Share 29.6 Percent of the Total Expenditure
N6.46 trillion of the approved N21.83 trillion 2023 budget is split amongst 10 ministries. This means that these ministries got 29.6 per cent of the total budget.
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2023 Elections: Performance Appraisal Time for States and their Governors – Zamfara State
On May 26, 2022, Governor Bello Matawalle of Zamfara state emerged as the Governorship candidate of the All Progress Congress (APC) for the 2023 election.
Nigeria to spend 76 per cent of revenue on debt servicing by 2025, how sustainable is this?
The Debt Management Office, in a press statement, noted that Nigeria’s debt profile could reach N77 trillion by May 2023. The agency pointed out that this is due to the addition of Ways and Means (loans sourced from the Central Bank of Nigeria) totaling N22.72 trillion.
Special Report: Inside Kogi Accountability System where Citizens and Government Interact via Technology
It was another Friday and Abullahi Adoga Ibrahim, 55, the Principal of Government Science Secondary School (GSS), Koton Karfe, one of the oldest secondary schools in Kogi State, sits in his office and supervises events around the school.
#DailyDataCard: Nigeria’s Military Strength 2023
#DailyDataCard: Nigeria’s Military Strength 2023
Nigeria’s Inflation Update: Nigeria’s Inflation decreased by 0.60%, the first time in 11 months
The National Bureau of Statistics reported that Nigeria’s inflation rate in December 2022 was 21.34%. The headline inflation rate dropped by 0.60%, marking Nigeria’s first decline in inflation in 11 months.
State Governments Contribute 16.74% of Nigeria’s Total Debt
Nigeria’s total public debt rose to N44.06 trillion at the end of September from N42.85 trillion in June 2022.
2023 Election: 93.46 million Nigerians are eligible to vote
The new voter register released by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on January 11, 2023, shows that 93.46 million Nigerians are eligible to vote in the 2023 general election.
22 alphameric data points that defined Nigeria in 2022
Through the carefully crafted narrative, the variegated chart, and our varied art forms, we desire that, together, we can make sense of mined facts for informed perspectives and measured decisions throughout the year 2023.
Reflections on a Transformative Year: Dataphyte’s 2022 Recap
From telling data-driven stories to liberating public data and building civic technology tools, we are proud of our significant strides in mainstreaming data journalism. But most of all, we are grateful to you, our audience, for your support, feedback, and engagement with our work. Together, we are making a real difference!
Dataphyte joins the Global Forum for Media Development Network
Dataphyte Nigeria, the niche data journalism platform alongside twenty-two other media platforms across the continent, has joined the Global Forum for Media Development (GFMD) media community.
Dataphyte Trains 36 States’ Statistician Generals on Open Data Innovation for 21st Century
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.
EFCC Recovers N152 Billion, $386 Million Stolen Funds in 2021
A statement by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has revealed that it recovered One hundred and Fifty-two billion Naira (N152,088,698,751.64) in 2021.
After Dataphyte’s Investigation, BPP Explains itself as Ebonyi Government Restarts Work on Abandoned School Project
Weeks after Dataphyte’s investigation on abandoned Teachers’ quarters in Ebonyi state, work has recommenced on one of the project sites.
Of Sit-Ins and Biafra Sentiments: The People’s Point of View of the Conflict in Nigeria’s South East
The South Eastern part of Nigeria comprises five states; Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo, Anambra and Abia. For many months now, the region has been battling with a crisis strengthened by agitation for secession.