Booking far ahead alone put no-show risk at 𝟔𝟕.22% @analystlabafric
This week I wondered — what if a patient also has a history of no-shows?
𝟖𝟖.24%. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐤𝐬 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐜𝐤. They don't multiply
Full breakdown on GitHub
https://t.co/2YcmnHB42L
#AnalystLabAfrica#Data
A free-kick lit the fuse. 33 passes later, Hazard pulled the trigger.
Madrid didn’t attack Celtic, they suffocated them with the ball.
Pure football. Pure Madrid.
Peter Obi and Peter Okoye both entered the timeline this week.
One came with politics. One came with entertainment.
At this rate, if your name is Peter, just stay offline. Nigeria may drag you into the trend by force. 😂
Nobody tells you that most of the job isn't analysis. It's chasing people for answers they don't have, fixing data that shouldn't be messy, and explaining the same chart for the third time.
The actual analyzing? Honestly the easy part. 😅
#DataAnalytics#DataAnalyst
A free-kick lit the fuse. 33 passes later, Hazard pulled the trigger.
Madrid didn’t attack Celtic, they suffocated them with the ball.
Pure football. Pure Madrid.
So because she’s married, she’s suddenly not allowed to dance? She was a commercial dancer before marriage, and that part of her identity didn’t disappear at the altar. You can dislike the dance without pretending marriage erased her profession or personality.
So because she’s married, she’s suddenly not allowed to dance? She was a commercial dancer before marriage, and that part of her identity didn’t disappear at the altar. You can dislike the dance without pretending marriage erased her profession or personality.
"It's a big shame. Real Warri Pikin, you need advice. I am giving you 24 hours to delete that video from your platform and apologize to Nigerians because that video is a direct attack on the ego of your husband. If he won't talk, I will speak for him. This is one of the reasons why I don't want to marry. Even the Timaya that you did that thing with on stage won't allow anybody to touch his wife like that, and that's one of the reasons he is afraid of getting married." - Geh Geh reacts to Real Warri Pikin's recent video
@DjMaphorisa This brother doesn’t seem to be looking his best. I pray God strengthens him, keeps him safe, and helps him through whatever he may be going through. May God continue to watch over him
One day, your consistency will look so suspicious that people will call it luck.
Keep sharpening your craft. Keep showing up. Keep getting better.
“Do you see someone skilled in their work? They will serve before kings.” – Proverbs 22:29
My dashboard said 𝟖𝟖.𝟐𝟒%. My report said 𝟗𝟏.𝟑𝟎%. Same finding @analystlabafric
Found the bug. Fixed it. Retested it.
Also ran significance tests on my top findings this week – both p < 0.001.
Full report
https://t.co/2YcmnHB42L
#AnalystLabAfrica#DataAnalytics
Booking far ahead alone put no-show risk at 𝟔𝟕.22% @analystlabafric
This week I wondered — what if a patient also has a history of no-shows?
𝟖𝟖.24%. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐤𝐬 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐜𝐤. They don't multiply
Full breakdown on GitHub
https://t.co/2YcmnHB42L
#AnalystLabAfrica#Data
AI called it "empty." It wasn't.
Real example: My "reminder_channel" column had "None" as a real category (no reminder sent) — not missing data. AI tried to drop it anyway.
AI won't replace analysts. Analysts who use AI well may replace those who don't.
#DataAnalytics#AI
@AskMichaelTaiwo Funny enough, I just paid a friend back a few hours ago. It wasn’t even a lot, but I’ve always felt that if you owe someone, you should make it right, regardless of the amount
Under military rule, Abacha left petrol at ₦11/litre in 1998. Nigerians celebrated when he died.
Today, 28 years later, under democracy, petrol is around ₦1,500.
Military rule ended. Democracy came. But did life for the common man get better?
AI called it "empty." It wasn't.
Real example: My "reminder_channel" column had "None" as a real category (no reminder sent) — not missing data. AI tried to drop it anyway.
AI won't replace analysts. Analysts who use AI well may replace those who don't.
#DataAnalytics#AI
Under military rule, Abacha left petrol at ₦11/litre in 1998. Nigerians celebrated when he died.
Today, 28 years later, under democracy, petrol is around ₦1,500.
Military rule ended. Democracy came. But did life for the common man get better?
INEC’s 2027 Senate list is out
Same faces since 2003
983 bills in last 2 yrs. Only 108 became law – 11%
Chunk of those “wins”? New institutions for their districts, while roads and power still suffer
22 yrs in power. Signposts, not solution
We need new ideas, not older faces