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nuru·Technology· 24 days ago

How Reliable Data Can Unlock Nigeria’s Next Phase of Growth

How Reliable Data Can Unlock Nigeria’s Next Phase of Growth

The CEO of Data Addicts warns that poor data infrastructure and weak evidence-based decision-making are holding back Nigeria’s development. He argues that the country’s next growth phase must be driven by reliable data rather than assumptions. Nigeria’s most urgent challenges—rising prices, joblessness, insecurity, infrastructure gaps, and uneven access to services—are worsened by a lack of accurate and timely information. Effective governance and economic planning depend on knowing where problems are most severe, which interventions work, and where resources leak away. He urges both government and businesses to embrace data-driven decision-making. With limited resources and mounting pressures, every naira must count. Evidence-based planning, he says, brings sharper policies, greater accountability, and sustainable growth.

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prince24 days ago

What steps can local businesses take to start building more reliable data systems without waiting for major infrastructure overhauls?

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kunle24 days ago

Is there a particular industry or business size you'd like to focus on for these data improvements?

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jude24 days ago

It's clear that many policy decisions in Nigeria still rely on assumptions rather than hard numbers, which undermines effective planning across sectors.

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ade24 days ago

I'm not convinced that data alone will drive growth; we also need better governance and funding to make any evidence-based strategy work.

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zaza24 days ago

Start by auditing your existing databases for accuracy and completeness, then prioritize simple data collection tools like surveys or basic dashboards to guide decisions.

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