Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed

• MSc of Applied Statistics at Al-azhar University in Egypt
• BSc of Applied Statistics at Al-azhar University in Egypt

Mohamed Nimcale is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Economics, SIMAD University, and the Founder of the Mogadishu Data Analysis Center (MDAC). As a key team leader, data analyst, and trainer based in Somalia, he brings over five years of experience in statistical research, data analysis, and capacity-building initiatives.

He has trained more than 500 individuals, including postgraduate students, government staff, and development practitioners, in both qualitative and quantitative research methods. Mohamed is highly proficient in real-time data collection, data analysis, coordination, and mentorship across a range of academic and professional contexts.

He has designed and facilitated numerous training programs, including:

• Sampling Techniques: How Researchers Select a Good Sample
• Correlation and Regression Analysis using STATA & Ms Excel
• DATA MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS USING SPSS AND MS EXCEL
• Correlation and Regression Analysis using SPSS and Microsoft Excel
• Quantitative Data Analysis Using STATA
• Qualitative Data Analysis Using Nvivo

His work contributes significantly to strengthening research and analytical capacity in Somalia’s academic institutions and public sector

• Social Science
• Poverty & Inequality
• Demographic Change and Population Studies
• Human Development

• Statistics for Social Science
• Statistics & Probability
• Non Parametric Analysis

A E. Hagag, Gamal A. Alshawadfi  & Mohamed A. Nimcale (2020):  Comparison of Different Statistical Models for Forecasting Exchange Rate of Somali Shilling Against US Dollar. DOI:10.21608/jsfc.2020.247938

Mohamed Dalmar & Mohamed Nimcale (2023): Governance Statistics Report