Rethinking Healthcare
The average doctor to patient ratio in Nigeria as of 2020, is 1 per…
A Race of Inflation and Migration
Inflation: the high flyer Inflation grew by 0.40% points between July 2020 (12.82%) and…
Rice, Floods and a Debt Maze
Flood of RiceRecently, floods washed away at least 2million tons of rice harvest in…
What is the State of Poverty in Nigeria?
A May 2020 report by the National Bureau of Statistics classified 40.1 percent of…
On SGBV in Nigeria: How States Are Faring.
Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) has become an issue of deep concern globally…
Most Nigerians Think the Coronavirus was Created in a Lab.
One of the most important issues that have trailed public space since the outbreak…
COVID19: What Changed About Religion in Nigeria?
Where does God self-quarantine during an epidemic?Mattia Ferraresi A 2019 Pew Research showed that…
COVID19: 43% of Nigerians Either Lost Their Jobs Or Took pay Cuts
The coronavirus epidemic did not only affect healthcare systems across the world but crippled…
Nigerians Hold More Trust in the NCDC than the Rest of Government
Public trust is an essential lubricant for the workings of any political systemAfrobarometer, 2019…
Where Nigerians Turn to for COVID-19 Related News
In the past weeks, global media has been inundated with news and updates about…
Coronavirus in Nigeria: Weekly Watch
The weekly analysis of the numbers shows that though there has been a steady…
Coronavirus in Nigeria: Watching the Curve
With more than 3 million confirmed infections and up to 269,000 deaths confirmed globally,…
A Dwindling ECA in the Time of COVID-19
Nigeria’s finance minister announced last Monday that the country will cut the size of…
Nigerians have more negative than positive views about the country's ability to manage Coronavirus
On February 28, 2020, Nigeria had its first confirmed case of the COVID-19 virus….
Nigeria in the Last Decade: 10 Things
Summarily, Nigeria in the last ten years has seen slow GDP growth, a 15-month long recession, rising unemployment, rising debt, and soaring poverty levels (the highest number in the world).
Cash is the Lubricant of Bribery; What we Learned from the Corruption Survey
The negative effects of bribery and corruption has not only been destructive to the…