Sarah Wolters Low electrification worsens socio-economic inequalities and hinders industrial development. In this context, the Nigerian government committed to universal electricity access by 2030. However, setting ambitious goals is not enough. To ...
Read moreThe Osun state governorship election results show that only 42.16% of the 1.95 million registered voters in the state voted at the polls on Saturday. This voter turnout, which is the share ...
Read moreNigeria is a crime scene! But that’s a cliche. So thought the editor of The Economist too, when the British newspaper described Nigeria as “The crime scene at the heart of Africa” ...
Read moreThe 2022 fiscal year has passed the midpoint, and it has been a rollercoaster on many fronts for most Nigerians, from political intrigues to heightened insecurity, the rising cost of living, and ...
Read moreThe Kwara state government has pulled down contract information for the ‘installation of Barb Wire on Fence’ from its procurement portal after Dataphyte’s report. In the earlier report, Dataphyte analysis showed that ...
Read moreOn April 6, Dataphyte published a report that revealed that 550 computers, worth N200 million expected to be supplied to the institution were not supplied despite payment of 70% advance to the ...
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