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We just launched State/Local Government Public Dataset Repository with access to public project dataset and local government/states allocation dashboard Insight for Nigerians at D-Aggregate Technologies. This was spurred by the recent judgement of the supreme court that granted autonomy to local government councils in Nigeria.

The problems we identify are 2 critical issues;

Average Nigerians do not have hands-on insight into what States and local councils share of allocations are.

Nigerians do not have access to provide constructive feedbacks to their local council authorities.

Our effort is to make this an open-source technology and data repository that help average Nigeria assess the impact of local government authorities in their various community. Nigeria possesses 774 local councils created for basic local community functions but this purpose has since been defeated due to lack of autonomy by this tier of government.

We believed providing access to public dataset will help decision makers in public and private establishments. Also, average Nigeria can easily access their local government funding from the Federal Government and how much the local government authorities have spent on project within their constitutional provision.

Access the platform here -https://lnkd.in/d6naMuSQ

We developed a simple architecture with Google API and Python for data batch pipeline and ETL respectively, Streamlit for Web Application Interface and dashboard analysis and Pabbly connect for Nigerians feedback data storage.

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DID YOU KNOW?

The use of soap in our daily lives as a personal care product is almost inevitable. The soap industry been categorized under the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector, is one of the largest industries worldwide.
The global soap market size stands at $34.09 billion as at 2019. Growth in the soap market in Nigeria is estimated to be about 18billion naira, and over 800,000 tonnes of toilet and laundry soap are produced yearly.
The continued increase in the market size of the industry is not unconnected with the outbreak of Coronavirus as well as Lassa fever and Ebola virus which has prompted religious practice of personal and environmental hygiene.
With many players in the soap industry jostling for market visibility, Retailscope conducted a market survey to examine the availability of antiseptic soaps in 10000 retail stores in Nigeria. The findings showed that Premier cool narrowly edged Dettol soap with 0.3% in terms of availability of products.

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At the start of a new business year, major brands all over the world are concerned about how to increase their company’s market share without necessarily going overboard in cost accrued.

This is especially true in the FMCG space with stiff competition where most companies make use of technology to beat longstanding challenges and build on emerging opportunities in an evolving marketplace. Advancements in technology and Internet of Things have made a transformative impact across the supply chain process – from assessing market demand using digital analytical forecasting to an integrated operations planning strategy. Furthermore, zero stock-outs at retailers and making new products quickly available are critical for FMCG companies.
See more at https://retailscope.africa/the-science-of-people-lessons-for-brands/

With Africa boasting of a youthful population of almost a billion (about 22.7 percent of the world's total youth population) and the meteoric rise of fintechs driving innovation and financial inclusion, the continent have seen an increase in the population of online shoppers.
Currently, Africa has over 300 million online shoppers taking advantage of different goods and services on offer across various online retail outlets