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How Much Does It Take to Keep Up in Tinubunomics?
In less than a year after Nigeria raised its minimum wage from N30,000 to N70,000, inflation has already cut its real value to N53,379, Dataphyte…
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How Much Does It Take to Keep Up in Tinubunomics?
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Sowing Trust and Growing Science in Nigeria’s GMO Debate
In Africa, Nigeria stands out with 33 approved GMO crops, second only to South Africa, which leads the continent with 82 approvals. Several other…
Aug 8
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Sowing Trust and Growing Science in Nigeria’s GMO Debate
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ICYMI: What Work Looks Like for the Majority of Women in Nigeria
According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) data, men are more likely to hold wage-paying jobs, while women are predominantly engaged in…
Aug 7
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ICYMI: What Work Looks Like for the Majority of Women in Nigeria
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More for Less Isn’t Always Best
Nigeria’s internet consumption rose slightly from approximately 1,043,432 terabytes in May to 1,044,073 terabytes in June, reflecting a 0.1% increase in…
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Webinar Recording: 2027 Election: Opposition Politics and Party Dynamics
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Aug 6
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Webinar Recording: 2027 Election: Opposition Politics and Party Dynamics
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ADC’s Coalition Gamble: Can It Upend the 2027 Elections?
Ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 general elections, a group of 22 former political officeholders from different parties has formed a new coalition...
Aug 4
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ADC’s Coalition Gamble: Can It Upend the 2027 Elections?
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What Work Looks Like for the Majority of Women in Nigeria
The 2024 Nigeria Labour Force data shows that in Q1 2024, the informal employment rate stood at 92.7%, and slightly increased to 93.0% in Q2...
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What Work Looks Like for the Majority of Women in Nigeria
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July 2025
Tapping Opportunities in Nigeria’s Rising Agro-Export Market
Nigeria’s agricultural exports reached N1.70 trillion in the first quarter of 2025, marking a notable increase from N1.54 trillion in the fourth quarter…
Jul 30
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Tapping Opportunities in Nigeria’s Rising Agro-Export Market
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Join Now: Webinar on “2027 Election: Opposition Politics and Party Dynamics"
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Jul 30
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Join Now: Webinar on “2027 Election: Opposition Politics and Party Dynamics"
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2 Hours To Go: Webinar on “2027 Election: Opposition Politics and Party Dynamics"
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Jul 30
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2 Hours To Go: Webinar on “2027 Election: Opposition Politics and Party Dynamics"
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Join us Tomorrow: Webinar on “2027 Election: Opposition Politics and Party Dynamics"
We are pleased to invite you to join us tomorrow at 12:00 PM WAT for another edition of our Election Dialogue Series, themed: “2027 Election...
Jul 29
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Join us Tomorrow: Webinar on “2027 Election: Opposition Politics and Party Dynamics"
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Nigeria’s Workers' Rights in Crisis
Nigeria has been ranked among the ten worst countries in the world for workers’ rights, according to the 2025 Global Rights Index released by the…
Jul 27
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Nigeria’s Workers' Rights in Crisis
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