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Imole Lokan

 





“Data! Data Data! I can’t make bricks without clay!”

- Arthur Conan Doyle, Writer, and Physician


Using Google Trend’s data for the PAST FOUR (4) HOURS to check what has been happening in Osun State. Here are the insights:


- Davido 40%

- All Progressives Congress (APC) 12%

- People's Democratic Party (PDP) 45%

- Labour Party (LP) 3%


Is there a correlation between the traction of Davido and PDP?


I also checked the overall country’s traction using the same PAST FOUR (4) HOURS data, and as you can see:


- Davido 47%

- All Progressives Congress (APC) 14%

- People's Democratic Party (PDP) 18%

- Labour Party (LP) 5%


https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PBqzbI5nJ3XJ6CttwH-SjHnQ5gwJWxf2Xb9KgCmc0-s/edit?usp=sharing 


“Torture the data and it will confess to anything.”

- Ronald Coase, Economist, and Author.


Thank you.



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