Applications open · Cohort 2

Become the Data Analyst
Companies Actually Want.

A practical 10-week mentorship that transforms intermediate analysts into business-ready professionals — through real technical deep dive projects, stakeholder simulations, portfolio development, advanced storytelling and career coaching.

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Cohort 1 Facilitators & mentors from

Microsoft
Accenture
Qore
PaidHR
Jiji
Data Culture
MTN Nigeria
Union Bank
Vendease
Velox Payments
Microsoft
Accenture
Qore
PaidHR
Jiji
Data Culture
MTN Nigeria
Union Bank
Vendease
Velox Payments
Why DADDM 2026?

A mentorship built for the work, not the certificate.

DADDM 2026 is structured to bridge the three main gaps most analysts hit on the road from learner to hired professional.

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Gap 01

Beyond the Basics

For analysts who already have foundational knowledge but are struggling to level up.

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Gap 02

Beyond the Tools

The business and technical realities of what data analysts really do inside an organization.

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Gap 03

Beyond the Program

Practical strategies to navigate the job market and actually get hired.

The DADDM approach

How we achieve that.

Instead of teaching tools

We teach decision making.

Instead of dashboards

We teach business storytelling.

Instead of certificates

We build portfolios.

Instead of lectures

We solve real business problems.

Instead of theory

We simulate executive boardrooms.

Instead of passive learning

We coach you into the role.

Cohort 1 Impact

The numbers behind a mentorship that actually changes careers.

From application to capstone, here's what Cohort 1 delivered.

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Several Cohort 1 participants secured interviews and job opportunities during and after the mentorship.

Success Stories

More Than Testimonials. Real Transformations.

Average satisfaction across Cohort 1: 4.8 / 5.

"The mentorship got me my first data analytics gig — a sentiment analysis task — and later a fully remote Virtual Assistant role in the US, where I built a data-entry form from scratch."

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Oluwaseyi Rotimi-Jimoh
DADDM Cohort 1

"Being part of the DADDM program has been such a fulfilling journey. The guided projects and mentorship pushed me out of my comfort zone and gave me confidence to work with data in real-world contexts."

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Ufuoma Ogeh
DADDM Cohort 1

"I emerged best graduating learner in the School of Data at AltSchool Africa. This program added more value to my life than paid programs I've taken."

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Precious Adeleye
DADDM Cohort 1

"The facilitators gave their very best and delivered truly impactful sessions. I've seen huge growth in my communication, teamwork, and job readiness — a solid 10/10."

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Lindy Esessien Ogundokun
DADDM Cohort 1

"At the start, I knew nothing about sentiment analysis — today I can confidently perform it, alongside applying statistical methods to detect and handle outliers."

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Ugoji Chukwudumebi
DADDM Cohort 1

"Since completing the program, I've had two job interviews, and recruiters now find me on LinkedIn — something that rarely happened before."

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Somi Tamunosele Fredrick
DADDM Cohort 1

"The web scraping knowledge helped me pull weather data from Microsoft and NASA for my new role — used by management to optimize sales and the supply chain."

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Oyelaran Paul Temitope
DADDM Cohort 1

"The program was transformative — it enhanced my confidence in data handling, from Power BI to sentiment and statistical analysis, and gave me skills I now apply in my internship."

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Omolola Adenike Adeojo
DADDM Cohort 1

"The mentorship helped me develop a problem-solving mindset as a data analyst. My Power BI skills improved enormously."

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Richard Nwachukwu
DADDM Cohort 1

"I learnt things tech schools won't teach you — things that actually matter and help you land a job."

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Becky Obianuju
DADDM Cohort 1
What You Will Build

A portfolio that speaks for you in interviews.

Every deliverable is reviewed by mentors and refined for real-world quality.

Executive Dashboards
Real Business Case Studies
Power BI Reports
Python Analysis
SQL Projects
Portfolio Projects
Presentation Decks
Executive Storytelling
Capstone Project
Capstone Experience

You won't submit a project.
You'll present to executives.

Senior industry professionals play the CEO, CFO, COO and key business stakeholders. They challenge your numbers, your narrative and your recommendations — so your first real boardroom isn't your first.

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CFO panelist
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Participants collaborating before a capstone presentation
Cohort 1 Facilitators

See Cohort 1 Facilitators.

Senior practitioners from Microsoft, Accenture, MTN, Union Bank, PaidHR, Jiji, Qore, Data Culture and more — and the topics they delivered.

Mubar Dauda
Mubar Dauda
Vendease Africa

Data Sources Beyond Kaggle: Web Scraping in Power Query

James Oladeye
James Oladeye
Consultant

Data Workflows: CBN API endpoint to Power BI

Victory Nnaji
Victory Nnaji
Case Radar

Mastering Web Scraping: Best Practices & Pitfalls

Sylvia Okwu
Sylvia Okwu
Metasite Data Insights

Statistical Methods for Outlier Detection

Samuel Iheagwam
Samuel Iheagwam
Qore Technologies

Understanding Quantitative Data Analysis

Vivian Emeli
Vivian Emeli
Velox Payments

Introduction to Sampling: Importance & Techniques

Hayeende Sodiq
Hayeende Sodiq
Lifestores Healthcare

Sentiment Analysis Using Microsoft Excel

Victoria Arowolo
Victoria Arowolo
Onyx Data

Analyzing Trends and Correlations in Survey Data

Gabriel James
Gabriel James
DatAfrique

Data Cleaning & Preprocessing in Python

Moshood Adekunjo
Moshood Adekunjo
Qore Technologies

Exploratory Data Analysis in Python

Iwinosa Airende
Iwinosa Airende
Speedlink Hi-Tech

Building a Dynamic Sales Dashboard in Power BI

Chidera Igboejesi
Chidera Igboejesi
Consultant

Wireframing for Effective Dashboards

Augustina Okonkwo
Augustina Okonkwo
Jada Squad

Leveraging DAX for Data Storytelling

Michael Adeyeye
Michael Adeyeye
MTN Nigeria

Understanding Data Granularity & LoD

Folorunso Ajala
Folorunso Ajala
Onyx Data

Dimensional Data Modeling

Joseph Omuta
Joseph Omuta
Union Bank Nigeria

Enhancing Existing Power BI Reports

Ibilolia Ahakome
Ibilolia Ahakome
Archive NG

Understanding Stakeholders & Communicating Findings

David Abu
David Abu
Microsoft

Adding Value as a Data Analyst Beyond Dashboards

Ola Igwe
Ola Igwe
PaidHR

Years as a Data Analyst — Lessons Learned

Mariam Adegoroye
Mariam Adegoroye
Jiji Nigeria

Employability, Soft Skills & Positioning for Data Roles

Opeyemi Fabiyi
Opeyemi Fabiyi
Data Culture USA

Capstone Judge / Stakeholder

Adewale Yusuf
Adewale Yusuf
Accenture Ireland

Capstone Judge / Stakeholder

22 facilitators across Cohort 1 — use the arrows to browse all of them.

Who Should Apply

Built for analysts ready to move beyond tools.

Intermediate Analysts

Move from tools to business decisions.

Career Switchers

Build a portfolio recruiters take seriously.

Junior BI Developers

Level up dashboards into strategic assets.

Data Professionals

Sharpen communication and stakeholder skills.

Business Analysts

Strengthen the analytics under your insights.

Practical Learners

Real projects, real feedback, real outcomes.

Cohort 2 · Investment

One Cohort. Unlimited Growth. Endless Career Opportunities.

Thanks to the success of Cohort 1, we've refined every aspect of the experience. Cohort 2 is a premium, limited-seat program designed to deliver even greater value and outcomes.

Cohort 2 · August 2026
Early-bird tuition
₦50,000
₦100,000

Early-bird pricing closes July 31, 2026. Standard tuition ₦100,000 thereafter.

  • 10 weeks of live mentorship
  • Technical & business knowledge beyond tools
  • Real client briefs & boardroom simulations
  • Capstone project + portfolio review
  • Career coaching & interview prep
  • Accountability partners from Cohort 1 alumni
Few slots available · on first come basis
FAQ

Answers, before you ask.

Yes — DADDM is designed for intermediate analysts. You should have some exposure to Excel, SQL, or a BI tool.
Cohort 1 received 287 applications for 60 seats and was closed 2 days after opening. Selection was by a series of thorough skills checks and alignment of goals with the program. Cohort 2 requires financial commitment with few slots open and is on a first pay basis.
Plan for 6–8 hours per week — live sessions, project work, assignment reviews, progress spot-checks and weekly office hours. All live sessions are recorded and available throughout the cohort.
Every module ends in a real-world deliverable, and the capstone is presented to an executive panel. You also receive a certificate, but your portfolio and capstone are the real outcomes.
Fully remote, with live sessions scheduled to suit African time zones. You'll work through Excel, Power BI, Python, SQL, and presentation tools. We provide datasets and templates.
We focus on career positioning, referrals, and portfolio readiness — not guaranteed placement. However, in Cohort 1, more than 4 people landed their first data analytics job before the program even ended, and that number has now grown to 30% of participants.
Yes — we provide invoices and sponsor-ready documentation on request. A full refund is available before the second week of the cohort.
No. Cohort 2 is a paid program with no scholarships.
You join the DADDM alumni network with continued access to mentors and opportunities.
Cohort 1 was capped at ~60 seats and required full commitment. Cohort 2 has limited seats and is on a first pay basis. You get small mentor groups and dedicated office hours throughout the program.
The focus is analytics and storytelling. We touch on ML where it supports decision-making.
Absolutely. Your capstone is your portfolio piece — yours to publish and present.
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Cohort 2 · Applications Open

Ready to Become a
Business-Ready Data Analyst?

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