Despite many criticising MDAs for fund mismanagement, the government remains aloof, ignoring recommendations from the Auditor-General. The Federal Government (FG) is yet to implement recommendations from the 2017 report from the Auditor-General; ...
Read moreThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged governments to ensure the money and measures used for COVID-19 related expenses are helping the people who need it most. In a new blog post ...
Read moreWithout Due Process, NNPC Recruited More Staff Despite Losses, Personnel Earn More Than Nigerian President The 2018 audited financial statements of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has confirmed DATAPHYTE’s report on ...
Read moreDetails of a document released to Connected Development and reviewed by Dataphyte has shown that the Nigerian Government spent over N47 billion ( about $114.6 million) for equipping hospitals with COVID-19 equipment ...
Read moreFrom health to gender, security, agriculture, extractives and other sectors, Dataphyte covered all the pertinent events that unfolded in the country in 2021 and "made it make sense" for Nigerians, bringing deeper ...
Read moreSome Federal Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies in three months paid N4.08 billion into personal accounts, a breach of the Nigerian financial regulation. The payments were made between June and August 2021 ...
Read moreThe International Anti-Corruption Day is observed by the international community on December 9 every year. It is the day set aside by the United Nations (UN) to create awareness about the negative ...
Read moreIn June, the National Identification Number (NIN) slips of Nigeria’s Communications and Digital Economy Minister, Bosun Tijani,,and the National Data Protection Commission’s National Commissioner, Victor Olatunji were purchased online by Paradigm Initiative, ...
Read moreTalking Twitter and Nigeria’s 2023 Elections On June 4, 2021, the Nigerian government banned the operations of microblogging site, Twitter, stating that the company’s activities are “capable of undermining Nigeria’s corporate existence”. ...
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