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A new year, a new chapter! At Dataphyte, we're dedicated to bringing you accurate data for informed decisions and helping you make sense of the world through data. Here's to a year of growth, learning, and data-driven discoveries! Happy New Year from all of us at Dataphyte🎉

Happy Birthday Ma’am🎉 Your leadership at Dataphyte is not just about direction—it's about inspiring growth, creativity, and purpose in all of us. Thank you for making every challenge an opportunity.

In a recent interview with International Journalists' Network (IJNet), Dataphyte Nigeria highlighted the impact of Nubia, an open-source AI tool launched in 2022 that transforms complex datasets into story drafts. Combining artificial and human intelligence, Nubia generates drafts that journalists refine into detailed reports. Oluwasegun Abidoye, a data analyst at Dataphyte, shared how Nubia helped him uncover key insights into Nigeria’s electricity distribution system. However, he also noted the tool’s limitation in comparing multiple datasets, a feature Dataphyte is actively working to improve. Read the full article to learn more about Nubia’s impact and ongoing developments: https://lnkd.in/dv-Ny4a9 To promote Nubia’s adoption, Dataphyte has hosted over 20 training sessions this year for media professionals and students, focusing on AI-driven storytelling and ethical journalism practices. Explore Nubia and help shape its future by visiting nubia.ai and completing our survey at bit.ly/NubiaSurvey.

Spreading holiday cheer, one moment at a time. 🎉 May this special season bring you joy, peace and happiness. 🎄Merry Christmas from all of us at Dataphyte.

#DailyDataCard: Debt Dominates 2025 Budget! Debt servicing accounts for 32.8% of Nigeria’s proposed 2025 budget, surpassing capital expenditure at 29.9%. What are the implications of rising debt servicing for national development?

While the SAMOA Agreement aims to promote human rights and sustainable development, concerns arise over its potential impact on cultural values in Nigeria. Fact-checks confirm no LGBTQ clauses, yet the conversation highlights ongoing tensions between global frameworks and local traditions. Read more about this in our SenorRita Newsletter! https://lnkd.in/gnwJ8_dX #lgbtq #nigeria

Still on the 2025 budget breakdown: statutory transfers to thirteen government departments, commissions, and councils account for 8.92% of the total budget. #Budget2025

In the 2025 proposed budget, the top 10 MDAs receive the largest allocation, accounting for 79.44% of the overall budget.

Visit our Budget and FAAC Dashboards for detailed insights into federal allocations: https://lnkd.in/d9SHBdNh. We’ll update with 2025 data as soon as the appropriation budget is available! #2025BudgetPresentation #Datafordevelopment #FAAC

The 2025 proposed budget is out! President Bola Tinubu presented it yesterday to the National Assembly, with ₦4.9tn for Defence and ₦4.06tn for Infrastructure. Do you think these priorities align with Nigeria’s needs? What sectors need more funding?