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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…
Jul 16
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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…
Jul 15
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Behind the Bytes: May and June Recap
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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.
Jul 13
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Nigeria's Position as a Partner Country in BRICS and Its Economic Potential
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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...
Jul 11
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Dangote Refinery Gears Up for the Stock Market in 2026
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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…
Jul 10
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Will Additional Seats for Women Deliver Inclusive Governance in Nigeria?
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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…
Jul 8
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ICYMI: Nigeria’s Can-Do Aluminium Trade
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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…
Jul 6
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Diplomacy, Detours, and Dotted Lines: Why St. Lucia Matters in Tinubu’s Foreign Policy
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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
Jul 4
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ICYMI: 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...
Jul 3
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Nigeria’s Push for Gender Inclusion in the Armed Forces
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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.
Jul 1
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June 2025
Big Bills, Small Thrills, and Taxpayer Chills
President Bola Tinubu signed four major tax reform bills into law at the Presidential Villa on June 27, 2025.
Jun 29
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Big Bills, Small Thrills, and Taxpayer Chills
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Nigeria’s Stance as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Threaten Oil Shock
Nigeria earns over 90% of its export earnings and nearly 60% of its government revenue from crude oil. With this level of dependence, oil price…
Jun 27
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