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A data mining company that curates and reports, with occasional satire, numbers reported daily in Nigerian newso-sphere.

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Our concern is with the numbers reported daily in Nigerian news.

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Nigerians between 18 and 40 spending $5.5 million daily.

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Numbers Behind Betting in Nigeria

According to Bello Maigari, Executive Secretary, National Lottery Trust Fund

1. Over 65m Nigerians actively engage in betting, spending an average of $15 daily.

2. 14m bet takes and payments are made online in the country everyday.

3. It is

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expected to experience an annual growth rate of 10% to reach more than $366m by 2027.

A report by Orange Business Intelligence Technology (ORBIT), published in March this year stated that Nigeria’s betting industry reached over $2 billion in revenue in 2020, with over 60m

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According to the Chairman, Nigeria Medical Association, Jigawa state chapter, Dr Aminu Abdullah, there are only 350 doctors catering for a population of 7m in the state.

The doctor/patient ratio in Jigawa currently stands at 1:21,000, against the 1:600 standard set by WHO.

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2020.
NEITI also revealed that Ogun state recorded the highest production in 2021, with a total of 17.5m tons followed b Kogi with 16.3m tons and Edo with 8m tons.

Borno state recorded the least with 25,500 tons.

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According to data from the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, revenue from Nigeria's solid minerals sector grew by 51.89% in 2021 to N193.59 billion compared with N116.82bn in 2020.

There was an 85% increase in mining licenses in 2021 to 2,045 from 1,482 in

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24 Nigerian banks lost N9.75bn in Q2 2023 to fraud related cases. It represents a 277% increase from N2.58bn lost in the preceding quarter.

Outsider involvement in fraud cases dropped by 6.4% while staff involvement rose by 22.2%

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according to this new method are those who would have worked at least one hour from the previous seven days the survey would be conducted.

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BREAKING: According to the Nigeria Bureau of Statistics, unemployment rate in the country fell to 4.1% in Q1 2023 from 5.3% recorded in Q4 2022.

In Q4 2020, the country’s unemployment rate was 33.3%.

The change in results came as a result of NBS' adoption of the guidelines

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persons "as those who engaged in at least one hour of work during the last seven days the survey was conducted."

The new method also defines the labour force as any one who is 15 and above that are willing, available and able when the survey was conducted.

Unemployed persons,

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that there is a school with more 5,000 pupils without classrooms and a good toilet.

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According to Umar Haruna Doguwa, Kano state commissioner for education, there are 1.5m out of school children in the state.

He said the state needs 1.5m seats for students at primary and post-primary schools.

While talking on the state of education in the state, he revealed

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According to data from the Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), 10,180 Nigerians moved to Canada from January to June 2023.

It represents a 0.74% increase from the 10,105 recorded in the same period of the previous year.

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According to data from the Nigeria Communication Commission (NCC), telecom operators lost 6m subscribers in the first six months of 2023.

Daily Independent.

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in four years.

This further means that the 45 ministers would cost the country a total of N1.37bn in four years.

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"...... PUNCH learnt that each minister is entitled to an accommodation allowance of N4.05m, domestic staff allowance of N1.52m, and utilities allowance of N0.61, alongside furniture allowance of N6.08m, which is paid once in four years.

Each minister of state is entitled to an

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while each minister of state is expected to get a total of N7.45m annually.

In four years, each minister gets N30.8m while each minister of state gets N29.8m.

In total, the 32 ministers will cost the country about N985.6m while the 13 ministers of state will gulp about N387.4m