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Recent political developments in the past few weeks have awakened national dialogues on the role of political parties and whether opposition politics is helping Nigeria’s democracy ahead of 2027. But are these parties truly offering something different, or are we just watching…

@jayangbayi , Founder of Dataphyte, emphasized during the World Youth Skills Day 2025 webinar that helping young people understand AI starts with meeting them where they are, through simple, relatable learning and real-life application. He stressed that digital and AI skills…

It’s Friday!!! As you rest, snack, or just scroll through your phone this weekend, why not catch up on the stories, insights, and data that shaped the week? From all of us at Dataphyte, have a peaceful weekend. 📍dataphyte.com #datafordevelopment

Less than 24hours to go!!! We’ll be learning how to work with fiscal and governance datasets — how to read them, ask the right questions, and find the kind of insights that help us understand how public money is used. Date: July 26, 2025 Register here: bit.ly/DataStoryLab-6

5 Days To Go!!! With 2027 drawing closer, Nigeria’s opposition landscape is shifting. New coalitions are forming. Old parties are cracking under pressure. And questions about their strength, focus, and credibility are once again at the centre of national conversations. Can these…

Bisi Abidoye, Assistant Managing Editor at @PremiumTimesng will be one of our speakers at "2027 Election: Opposition Politics and Party Dynamics" webinar scheduled for July 30th, 2025. Time: 12PM You can register here: bit.ly/oppd-webinar #datafordevelopment…

Dr @LeenaHoffmann , an Associate fellow of the Africa Programme and Lead Researcher for the Social Norms and Accountable Governance (SNAG) project at @ChathamHouse will be one of our speakers at "2027 Election: Opposition Politics and Party Dynamics" webinar scheduled for July…

We’ll be learning how to work with fiscal and governance datasets — how to read them, ask the right questions, and find the kind of insights that help us understand how public money is used. Date: Saturday, July 26, 2025 Time: 10AM – 2PM Register here: bit.ly/DataStoryLab-6

With 2027 drawing closer, Nigeria’s opposition landscape is shifting. New coalitions are forming. Old parties are cracking under pressure. And questions about their strength, focus, and credibility are once again at the centre of national conversations. Can these parties offer a…

Happy birthday, @jayangbayi Sir! Thank you for dreaming big, thinking ahead, and always challenging us to do the same. You keep us on our toes, stretch our minds, and show us by example what it means to lead with purpose. You believe in your team deeply, even on days we doubt…

Dataphyte is launching a project titled "Security Research and Media Monitoring." This research aims to inform Nigeria's security policy, spotlight trends, incident hotspots, and media impacts and gaps in coverage, in line with the growing insecurity in Nigeria. #Dataphyte

The future belongs to those who are digitally empowered! To celebrate the #WorldYouthSkillsDay2025, Our Founder, @jayangbayi, will be facilitating a session on "Building Digital Skills for Tomorrow: AI Learning and Strategic Pathways.” at a special webinar hosted by…

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₦3 trillion allocated to security in 2025, yet violence surges in Benue and Zamfara, is Nigeria’s security strategy failing? @Sazedek puts it plainly: “It’s not just about the amount allocated, it’s about the disconnect.” Yes, Nigeria keeps increasing its security budget, but…

Where’s the biggest gap between data, decisions, and real impact on people’s lives? @Greatdengis: It’s not just about data or decisions, it’s about how we define the problem. From terrorism in the North to farmer-herder clashes, Nigeria’s insecurity isn’t driven by one cause.…

₦3 trillion allocated to security in 2025, yet violence surges in Benue and Zamfara, is Nigeria’s security strategy failing? @Sazedek puts it plainly: “It’s not just about the amount allocated, it’s about the disconnect.” Yes, Nigeria keeps increasing its security budget, but…

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Have you set your reminder yet? Join us today (WAT) on X (Twitter) Space for a crucial discussion on leveraging data to tackle insecurity in Nigeria, especially in light of recent events in Benue and other parts of Northern Nigeria that have highlighted the need for data-driven…