Researcher, Data junkie, News Product thinker
Lagos, Nigeria
Joined May 2011
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Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
The problem with niche data journalism is that unlike human-centred storytelling, it can be hard to justify why the report is important to the average reader. So, while you've dug yourself deep into the trenches of number crunching, you start to panic & consider simply giving up.
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
Locked in with my gym and madrasah over three months ago, and I’ve taken both so personally that I’ve never looked back. As I nourish and strengthen my body, I’m also nourishing my soul and strengthening my faith. Alhamdulillah!
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
Learning, unlearning and rethinking what the future of media should look like in Africa at Pan-Atlantic University.
There’s a lot to rethink, and I’m glad to be part of the conversation.
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
As United fans, we won't let people with big influences spread hate on your name before you've kicked a ball. Once you wear that iconic red shirt, you are one of us, no matter what you think of the transfer itself.
Welcome to Manchester United Carlos Baleba. Make history. ❤️🇨🇲
Get your Facts right. Paul Pogba was not at Manchester United when he was tested positive for Doping
Benjamin Mendy was accused wrongly in 2021 and convicted of his charges yet Manchester City shoved him away and his career went downhill.
Few years later in 2023 Paul Pogba tested positive for Doping and when he returned Manchester United shoved him away too and he never recovered from it.
Fast forward to 2024 Mykhailo Mudryk was involved in a Doping case after testing positive to a banned substance and has now been cleared two years later but Chelsea Football Club neither shoved him off or turned our back on him.
Moral story : you can only find love where love is shared and there’s no other club than Chelsea to give you that.
We Chelsea fans are the best in the world and we just showed we can back any player who has adored this shirt with us.
I will forever love this club till I D!e
COYB 💙👏
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
🎉Today, I'm launching Docny (@docnyio).
Documentation is one of the most important parts of building a technical product, yet it's often the hardest thing to keep up to date.
Teams write docs in one place, manage product work in another, support customers somewhere else, and maintain API references separately.
I started building Docny to bring those workflows together and help developers keep their docs in sync using AI.
With Docny, teams can create beautiful documentation, API references, guides, and developer portals while connecting them to the tools they already use. 🛳️
After months of building, redesigning, testing, and learning, it's finally live.
docny.io
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
However, many roads in the state continues to be in bad state leaving residents to suffer while officials cruise in luxurious vehicles bought with government money.
This investigation for BusinessDay examines the contrast between public spending decisions and infrastructure.
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
I analysed Ogun’s budget records and found over N34bn spent on official vehicles, from Toyota Prados to luxury SUVs, between 2023 and 2025
@DapoAbiodunCON @OGSG_Official @TrendingEx @FRSCNigeria
#OgunBadRoads #MisplacedPriorities #OgunState #Infrastructure #HoldGovtAccountable
While motorists dodge potholes and broken roads across Ogun State, government records show that more than N34 billion has been budgeted on the purchase of official vehicles for lawmakers, commissioners, local government chairmen, and senior officials between 2023 and 2025. SODIQ OJUROUNGBE reports
Read more: businessday.ng/news/article/…
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
In this report, BusinessDay Investigations exposes how the Federal School of Statistics (FSS), Ibadan, Oyo State, violated multiple National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) regulations through admission of hundreds of students for uncaccredited ptrogrammes. YOUSUPH ADEBAYO writes.
businessday.ng/pro/article/t…
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
For weeks, residents across Alimosho and Agege told me refuse had not been collected despite paying monthly waste bills.
I visited the communities, followed the waste payment chain, and examined what’s happening inside the system supervised by the Lagos Waste Management Authorit
From Alimosho to Agege, the pattern is the same.
Residents pay about ₦3,000 monthly for waste evacuation under the supervision of the Lagos Waste Management Authority. Yet heaps of refuse now line streets and block drainage channels.
Read the investigation below:
businessday.ng/investigation…
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
This explains it all
@NafdacAgency @SONNigeria @fccpcnigeria @NgNewsagency @NEMSA_Nigeria @Arconadvert @NOA_Nigeria @FiiroOfficial were allocated over N52bn in 2026 budget to purchase grinding & sewing machines, build roads and town halls, and lot more.
#Barca
#Lookman
#Budget
Nigeria’s 2026 Appropriation Bill allocates billions of naira to regulatory agencies for projects outside their mandate.
NAFDAC, SON, ARCON, FCCPC and NEMSA are to execute projects such as distribution of motorcycles, tricycles, drilling boreholes, installation of solar streetlights, road construction and classroom buildings.
businessday.ng/investigation…
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
Nigeria’s 2026 Appropriation Bill shows allocations running into billions of naira to agencies including NAFDAC, SON, ARCON, FCCPC for projects such as motorcycles, tricycles, boreholes, solar streetlights, road construction.
#budget
@SERAPNigeria @icpcnigeria @TrackaNG
Nigeria’s 2026 Appropriation Bill allocates billions of naira to regulatory agencies for projects outside their mandate.
NAFDAC, SON, ARCON, FCCPC and NEMSA are to execute projects such as distribution of motorcycles, tricycles, drilling boreholes, installation of solar streetlights, road construction and classroom buildings.
businessday.ng/investigation…
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
This investigation looks at mandate violations, legal implications, and what it means for accountability in Nigeria’s budgeting system.
Read full story: businessday.ng/investigation…
@Connected_dev @HamzyCODE @BudgITng @TrackaNG @TrendingEx @officialABAT
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
NAFDAC is budgeted to purchase motorcycles and solar lights.
SON is expected to distribute tricycles and road projects.
ARCON and FCCPC are expected to carry out infrastructure works.
NEMSA is allocated about a billion naira to build classrooms and provide medical equipment.
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
I analysed Nigeria’s 2026 Appropriation Bill line by line.
I discovered that over N52 BILLION worth of capital projects assigned to regulatory agencies outside their statutory mandates.
NAFDAC, SON, ARCON, FCCPC and NEMSA are culprits
@NafdacAgency @PPDC_ng @nassnigeria
Nigeria’s 2026 budget quietly assigns over N52 BILLION worth of roads, boreholes, solar lights & empowerment projects to agencies that were never created to build anything.
NAFDAC, SON, ARCON, FCCPC, NEMSA are culprits
Here’s what we uncovered : (link of the story)
businessday.ng/investigation…
Ibraheem Alawode retweeted
COMING SOON
Documented, Denied, Derelict: Mapping 25 years of extrajudicial killings by the Nigerian Army without justice.
For over two decades, similar killings have surfaced across different parts of Nigeria.
Mostly denied, dismissed and forgotten.
This investigation uncovers what years of official silence have tried to bury.
Set a reminder for Friday, 6, February.
#ComingSoon #InvestigativeJournalism #NigeriaArmy #Accountability