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Jobs That Don’t Pay the Bills
Following Nigeria’s unemployment data as of Q2 2024, the rate of unemployment has decreased from 5.3% in Q1 2024 to 4.3% in Q2 2024, a 1% drop in…
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Behind the Bytes: May and June Recap
One of the standout activities in June was the multi-campus training tour carried out by the Dataphyte Academy team. The initiative, which reached…
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Nigeria's Position as a Partner Country in BRICS and Its Economic Potential
In July 2025, Nigeria participated for the first time in the 17th BRICS Summit in Brazil, following its admission as a partner country in January 2025.
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Dangote Refinery Gears Up for the Stock Market in 2026
If listed, the Dangote Refinery would likely become the largest oil and gas stock on the NGX, surpassing Seplat Energy...
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Will Additional Seats for Women Deliver Inclusive Governance in Nigeria?
A Dataphyte analysis of Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) data highlights Nigeria’s position at the bottom of the representation ladder among…
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ICYMI: Nigeria’s Can-Do Aluminium Trade
Despite a slight decline in export value compared to Q4 2024, aluminium cans remained a high-performing export item, surpassing many traditional…
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Diplomacy, Detours, and Dotted Lines: Why St. Lucia Matters in Tinubu’s Foreign Policy
In early June 2025, President Bola Tinubu made headlines, not for a visit to a traditional global economic hub, but for a state visit to Saint Lucia, a…
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ICYMI: Nigeria’s Stance as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Threaten Oil Shock
Nigeria’s Stance as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Threaten Oil Shock
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Nigeria’s Push for Gender Inclusion in the Armed Forces
This data indicates that Nigeria’s 14.04% female deployment is well above the global average of 6-8% and only slightly below the UN’s 2028...
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Nigeria’s Can-Do Aluminium Trade
Every time you toss an empty beverage can, someone else might be pocketing a few Naira or exporting it across African borders.
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June 2025

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