ATTENTION: @muhammadpate, @Kyusufabba
@NPHCDA
Government has budgeted for Kore PHC, but electricity remains a major challenge.
Kano State allocated ₦111.706m in its 2025 budget and included Kore PHC in a ₦105m grouped project in 2026 for upgrades to cottage hospitals.
How much has been released and spent? What work has been completed? Has the power problem been addressed?
Budget allocations must translate into functional healthcare.
The people of Kore deserve reliable healthcare services.
Read more here :bit.ly/4sE8OO4
This is a front-line investigation by Mariya Shuaibu Suleiman for orodata and @Africa_DataHub
#KorePHC #HealthAccountability – at Lagos, Nigeria
Attn
@muhammadpate , @NphcdaNG
@Kyusufabba
Kore Model PHC in Kano operates 24/7, but its solar power reportedly lasts only about 4 hours.
Mr Hassan says when power runs out during nighttime deliveries, the delivery area is left in darkness.
How can healthcare workers provide safe, continuous care without reliable electricity?
Read more here:bit.ly/4sE8OO4
This is a front line investigation by Mariya Shuaibu Suleiman for orodata and @Africa_DataHub
@checkmyphc
#OrodataScience #PHC
#africadatahub – at Lagos, Nigeria
In Abawan, Cross River State, accessing healthcare can mean crossing open water by boat and navigating rough, muddy roads on a motorcycle.
For pregnant women and critically ill patients, the journey can be dangerous.
Join Sylvia Akpan on the road to Abawan PHC.
#HealthcareAccess – at Lagos, Nigeria
Thank you for joining Orodata Science’s X-Space on October 27!
We asked: 3,000 PHCs reportedly upgraded. Have you felt it in your area?
Have you noticed improvements at your local PHC?
Share your experience. Community voices matter!
🌐 orodatascience.org
#PHC #PublicHealth #Accountability – at Lagos, Nigeria
The government should be more sincere concerning revitalized PHCs. -@Agent471989
#Orodataspace
#Primaryhhealthcare – at Lagos, Nigeria
Have proper observatory skills and look out for things that are not working and document them as a data collector -@UrayLive_Ugonma
#Orodataspace
#Primaryhealthcare – at Lagos, Nigeria
The ministry of health and @NphcdaNG and the community are meant to be responsible if a contractor abandons a primaryhealthcare project. - @Agent471989
#Orodataspace
#Primaryhealthcare – at Lagos, Nigeria
We need to continue to speak up concerning our phcs-@UrayLive_Ugonma
#Orodataspace
#Primaryhealthcare – at Lagos, Nigeria
The training of personnels and equipments of the primary health centers are not enough. -@UrayLive_Ugonma
#Orodataspace
#Primaryhealthcare – at Lagos, Nigeria
The @NphcdaNG and also the ministry of health is supposed to be held accountable on our behalf. -@Agent471989
#Primaryhealthcare
#Orodataspace – at Lagos, Nigeria
There is deeper spread of PHCs in the rural areas in Nigeria after the revitalization of PHCs. -@UrayLive_Ugonma
#PrimaryHealthcare
#Orodataspace – at Lagos, Nigeria
Dont forget to join us this evening by 6pm.
teapawt.net/i/spaces/1oKMvNoaQmzGQ – at Lagos, Nigeria
3,000 PHCs reportedly upgraded. But what does this mean for the people who rely on them?
Join Orodata Science at 6 PM WAT today as Ugonma Ogbu and @Agent471989 examine the evidence and grassroots realities of primary healthcare.
🎤 Moderator: @CeciliaUgwunwa2U
📍 X Spaces
Have you seen a difference?
#Orodata #PrimaryHealthcare – at Lagos, Nigeria
3,000 PHCs reportedly upgraded. But have Nigerians felt the impact?
Join Orodata Science’s Monthly X Spaces as we examine the data, grassroots realities and accountability in primary healthcare.
🎙️ Ugonma Ogbu & @Agent471989
🎤 Moderator: @CeciliaUgwunwa2
📅 27 Oct | ⏰ 6 PM WAT
#Orodata #PrimaryHealthcare
AI-generated disinformation poses a growing threat to the integrity of Nigeria’s 2027 elections.
Our Lead Research Analytics, Naiyeju Funmilayo Hannah (@INaiyeju92428), participated in BUILD AI 2026, a forum held on October 14–15 and led by @YIAGA, alongside @inecnigeria, @CJIDAfrica and @Dataphytefdn.
From fabricated candidate videos to fake INEC result sheets, AI-generated content can mislead voters, spread false narratives and undermine public trust in the electoral process.
Addressing this threat requires more than reacting after misinformation spreads. We need early detection, robust verification systems, responsible AI practices and voter education in local languages.
At @Orodata, we see an opportunity to translate these priorities into practical action through credible data, strategic collaboration and proactive preparedness.
Protecting Nigeria’s electoral integrity starts with being informed, prepared and proactive.
#NigeriaDecides2027 #ElectionIntegrity – at Lagos, Nigeria
Poverty is more than a lack of money. It also means limited access to healthcare, education and basic living conditions.
NBS data reveals that 132.92 million Nigerians (62.9%) experience multidimensional poverty.
North East: 76.5%
North West: 75.8%
South West: 40.0%
Eradicating poverty requires evidence-based policies that address these inequalities.
📊 Source: NBS, Nigeria MPI Survey 2022
🔗 orodata.org
#EndPoverty #DataForDevelopment – at Lagos, Nigeria
Poverty in Nigeria is more than an income problem. It is a multidimensional crisis.
In 2022, 132.92 million Nigerians (62.9%) experienced multidimensional poverty, with the burden disproportionately affecting the North.
•North East: 76.5%
•North West: 75.8%
• South West: 40.0%
Eradicating poverty requires addressing gaps in education, healthcare and living standards.
This #WorldPovertyDay, let’s follow the data to understand the problem and drive evidence-based action.
#EndPoverty #DataForDevelopment – at Lagos, Nigeria
Food insecurity remains a nationwide challenge in Nigeria.
According to the NBS GHS-Panel Wave 5 Survey, 37% of Nigerian households experienced food shortages in 2024.
• North East: 53.0%
•North Central: 25.7%
•Urban households: 37.4%
•Rural households: 36.8%
Food insecurity affects every region. Evidence must drive action.
🌐 orodata.org
#WorldFoodDay #FoodSecurity #Nigeria – at Lagos, Nigeria
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Higher Employment Does NOT Mean Better Opportunities.
In rural Nigeria, 57% of women are employed, compared to 42% in urban areas. Yet, higher employment does not necessarily translate into better opportunities, improved living conditions, or economic empowerment.
The data reveals significant inequalities in access to education, electricity, the internet, and essential healthcare. 🧵 – at Lagos, Nigeria
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Social and Maternal Health Inequalities
• Child Marriage Before Age 18: 14% urban vs. 45% rural
•Skilled Birth Attendance: 86% urban vs. 43% rural
• Four or More Antenatal Care Visits: 82% urban vs. 56% rural
These disparities highlight the challenges rural women face in accessing healthcare and essential services, while also confronting harmful social practices. – at Lagos, Nigeria
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Employment Must Lead to Empowerment
Rural women deserve more than access to work. They deserve opportunities to learn, earn, access quality healthcare, participate in the digital economy, and build better futures for themselves and their families.
This #InternationalDayOfRuralWomen, let us advocate for targeted policies, stronger infrastructure, and equitable access to essential services that turn employment into meaningful economic and social empowerment.
Because working should open doors to opportunity, not leave women behind. 🇳🇬
📊 Data Source: 2021 MICS Full Report
#InternationalDayOfRuralWomen #GenderEquality #WomenEmpowerment #DataForDevelopment #Orodata – at Lagos, Nigeria
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