Data professionals, go and read up on the Data Protection Bill signed into Law by the Federal Government No, it is not about 100GB for data internet😂😂

STOP WRITING "STORIES". START WRITING RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS." Most Nigerian students treat the Statement of Purpose (SOP) like a tragic autobiography. You talk about your background, your struggles, and how much you "want" the degree. Here’s the hard truth from an Academic

Did you know? Around 80% of digital data is unstructured — emails, PDFs, social posts, scans, audio. A goldmine for journalists, but impossible to analyze without cleaning. New no-code tools now make data wrangling accessible to anyone, not just coders. twp.ai/4iwRTl

GIJN Africa I'm glad the digital economy is taking a new shift. Not just to journalists, there is an insurmountable volume of data available but it's either inaccessible due to lack of data infrastructure or it's being fragmented.

African research doesn’t fail because of lack of ideas. It struggles because the systems around researchers are fragile. Talent exists. Questions exist. Urgency exists. What’s missing is consistent support — visibility, infrastructure and collaboration. Until we fix the

Most researchers collect data first, then wonder why nobody reads their papers. Start with the story. The data comes after.

Medicine security in Nigeria will not be solved in labs alone. It starts in our classrooms. 1/ We talk about drug shortages, fake medicines, and weak pharmaceutical pipelines. But we ignore the root problem: how we train future scientists. 2/ In many secondary schools across

😂😂 Especially the literature review phase! That process is like walking through the flames of hell looking for a treasure of some sort. 😭

This is a critical point. When privacy is anchored only in policy, it ultimately depends on trust in institutions rather than guarantees in the architecture itself. Policies can change, be ignored, or be poorly enforced, but technical safeguards — encryption, access controls,

Academia is like high school. There are the cool kids doing research that everyone talks about, and it's pretty hard to get into those circles.

Happy International Women's Day to all my women researchers in and outside Africa! 💝🌹💃

Again! Citation and referencing are more difficult than the main writing.

Basic research and academic writing should be taught in high school.

Events like these remind us that digital trust isn’t built only on scale or popularity. It depends on transparent security practices, strong regulatory oversight and clear accountability when breaches occur.

It’s time we wake up, control, and own our resources.

African researchers are tired. Not because they lack passion. But because the system demands too much and gives too little back. Research here often means: ✓ Working with limited resources. ✓ Navigating slow, frustrating processes. ✓ Balancing teaching, admin and survival.