At exactly 11:29 a.m., most power distribution firms across Nigeria sent notifications to their customers regarding a system outage on November 7, 2024, marking the 10th time the national grid has collapsed this year. The collapse once again plunged the entire country into darkness. This ongoing issue highlights a severe gap in power generation, with […]
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The South West geopolitical zone of Nigeria has long been a major player in the country’s internally generated revenue (IGR), but over the years, the distribution of this economic contribution has shifted significantly among its six states, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, 2023. By comparing the geopolitical zone’s IGR contributions in 2007
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In 2023, a report on Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) in Nigerian states highlighted Kaduna as the only state from the northern region to break into the top 10, bringing in ₦62.49 billion, National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has revealed. While poorest IGR states in 2023 is dominated by Northern states, Kaduna’s feat underscores its rising economic
In the 2024 budget, governors in Nigeria allocated significantly higher budgets to their offices compared to their Deputies, with some governors dedicating nearly 100 times more funds to their offices than those of their deputies. A comparative data released by StatiSense show that Lagos State leads with the highest allocation to the Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s office at ₦66.84 billion, while ₦2.38
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Nigeria’s economic landscape tells an increasingly troubling story for certain states with extremely low Internally Generated Revenue (IGR). According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), 10 states recorded the lowest IGR figures in 2023, with eight Northern states dominating the list. For context, Ogun State IGR (₦146.88 billion) or Lagos IGR in 2023 is more than the
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Since assuming office on May 29, 2023, President Bola Tinubu has implemented radical changes in the leadership of security agencies, including paramilitary organizations, across the country. Here is the full list of Tinubu’s security team, including the heads of paramilitary bodies, their state of origin, and geo-political zone: 1) Minister of Defence 2) Minister of
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The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has described its exit plan by WhatsApp as a ploy to play on its users’ emotions instead of addressing the specific policy the messaging app violated. Nigeria’s consumer agency slammed $220 million fine on WhatsApp for data-related violations including transferring data of its Nigerian users with Facebook
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A report by a data technology company Statisense has revealed that Nigerian mobile users made over 83 million visits to two of Nigeria’s betting sites on their mobile phones in June 2024. The data analysis site, which relied on a keyword research tool, Semrush, says the top five most visited sites on mobile phones by
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On this day, May 29, President Bola Tinubu took oath of office as Nigeria’s president. May 29, 2024, makes it exactly a year in office when he announced that, “Fuel Subsidy is gone”, triggering an immediate hyperinflation of goods and services. Data collated from different sources such as Nigeria’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Debt
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There are 17.81 million out-of-school children in Nigeria, according to 2023 data by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). Northern Nigeria accounts for 15.23 million while the southern part accounts for 2.58 million of the affected children. In another data, the Global Education Monitoring Report of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) put the global
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