Do we still have hope for democracy in Nigeria? Because there are no dividends of democracy and things are getting worse - Light💡🤍 #orodataspaces #democracyinwestafrica

It is not democracy that has failed us, but the people in government and the system -Bada Azeez Akinola #orodataspaces #democracyinwestafrica

Nigeria will work if we have a working system, independence of the judiciary. -Light💡🤍 #orodataspaces #democracyinwestafrica

My score of democracy in West Africa is still on an average level, and we should adapt democracy to our reality -Bada Azeez Akinola #orodataspaces #democracyinwestafrica

Still thinking about all the insights and energy from yesterday’s Orodata X Space! Huge thank you to everyone who showed up, shared, listened, and made it such a meaningful conversation. We’re building something powerful together , and it’s only the beginning. #Orodata

Dear Abba Kabir Yusuf, NPHCDA, Each time dark clouds gather over Sabon Garin Yanchibi in Tsanyawa LGA,Kano State fear sets in. Not just fear of rain—but fear of what it does to their only PHC. Leaking roofs. Collapsed ceilings. Flooded floors. Drugs destroyed. Mothers turned

"During a recent visit to a rural Primary Health Centre, I witnessed a Community Health Extension Worker frantically move soaked mattresses from floodwater—inside the delivery room. Mr. Abubakar Ahmad, the exhausted facility-in-charge, travels daily from a distant town just to

I met Oluchi Sandra Igboabuchukwu at #ADHS2025 with amazing ideas. How open are sub-national governments to #PPP. When last did the government open up data or champion a #hackathon in #Nigeria ? Building silos is detrimental to innovation.

Aisha Nasiru went into labour late at night. The health post was closed. Her husband rushed her on a motorcycle through thick mud. They fell twice. “We almost lost her,” he told me. That health post? Soaked mattresses. Rusted drugs. No staff housing. “When it rains, we meet

BUSTED!!! Dear Nigerians, Recent claims by the Presidency and the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) about the number of renovated Primary Health Centres (PHCs) have raised serious questions. The NPHCDA says 991 PHCs have been revived, while President

Welcome to July! Happy New Month from all of us at Orodata Science. This month, we stay committed to using data for impact, transparency, and accountability across Africa. Let’s keep pushing boundaries. #OrodataScience #HappyNewMonth #DataForChange #AccountabilityNow

Last week Thursday, the world marked the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. Nigeria in 2024: 🔹 Over 1.3 million kg of Codeine 🔹 358,000+ kg of Cannabis 🔹 86,000+ kg of Tramadol all seized by NDLEA. Codeine tops the list , a clear sign of a

Dear Abba Kabir Yusuf, NPHCDA The clock is ticking in Sabon Garin Yanchibi, Kano. As rains intensify, a broken PHC puts lives at risk. Mothers still go into labour. Children still fall sick. But the roof is collapsing. “If urgent repairs aren’t made, we could start losing our

Dear Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, NPHCDA This is Gbaradogi Health Post, Patigi LGA , Kwara State The condition here is heartbreaking. Crumbling buildings, No patient wards or mattresses, Leaky roofs that damage medical tools, Expectant mothers must bring their own supplies, An

Dear @Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, NPHCDA A health worker walks into her PHC in Kwara. The roof leaks, the ceiling is cracked, the windows are broken. She still shows up. Every day. Out of 88 PHCs checked: 61% have leaking roofs 57% have broken ceilings 56% have damaged windows 54% have

Dear Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, NPHCDA Imagine walking into a PHC, clutching your sick child only to be told there’s no pharmacy… No drugs. No dispensing unit. Nothing. That’s the reality in 69% of PHCs in Kwara State. Out of 88 PHCs assessed, only 27 have a functional pharmacy. But