AGOA and Nigeria-United States Economic Relations in the 21st Century
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This research empirically analyzes the impact of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) on the U.S.-Nigeria relations through legislative, export performance, structural constraints, and institutional analysis of U.S.-Nigeria trade relations. The approach combines quantita…
Energy Portfolio Dynamics and Economic Development in Nigeria: A Multivariate Causal Exploration
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Nigeria is Africa's largest economy and leading oil exporter, yet 84 million citizens lack reliable electricity. This study examines causal links between four energy sources—petroleum, natural gas, renewables, and electricity—and economic growth from 1990–2025. Using the Toda-Yam…
Climate Change Communication in the Global South: Media Framing, Public Trust, and Behavioural Response in Lagos, Nigeria
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Climate change communication is central to public understanding, trust, and behavioural response, particularly in rapidly urbanising cities of the Global South. Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital and one of Africa’s largest megacities, faces increasing climate-related risks, inc…
Social Media as a Mechanism for Public Accountability in Nigeria: Lessons from #EndSARS
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This study examines the role of social media as an emerging mechanism of public accountability in Nigeria, using the 2020 #EndSARS movement against police brutality as an illustrative case. Drawing on Social Accountability Theory and the networked public sphere perspective, the s…
The political economy of the Nigeria–China bilateral currency swap agreement: Asymmetric gains and in who’s best interest?
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This paper examines the political economy of the 2018 [4] Bilateral Currency Swap Agreement (BCSA) between the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the People's Bank of China (PBoC), valued at RMB 15 billion (NGN 720 billion / USD 2.5 billion) and subsequently renewed in 2021 and la…
Liability for Noise Emissions from Telecommunication Masts and Base Stations: The Rights and Plights of Occupiers of Adjoining Premises in Nigeria
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Modern communication relies heavily on information processing and transmission through electronic infrastructure. To ensure wide area coverage and seamless collection and transmission services, telecommunication service providers install masts in base stations. Steady power suppl…
Effect of Nonperforming Financing and Capital Adequacy on Financial Performance of Non-Interest Deposit Money Banks in Nigeria
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Banking sector is an essential driver for macroeconomic stability, as it facilitates efficient capital allocation and financial intermediation. However, the ongoing rise of Nonperforming Financing (NPF) and unstable capital structures continue to undermine asset quality and reduc…
The Effects of Diaspora Remittances and Investment on Sustainable Development in Nigeria
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Despite the growing importance of diaspora remittances and investment in financing development, Nigeria still faces challenges in translating these inflows into sustainable development. This raises concerns about whether remittances and investment contribute to sustainable develo…
Tax Evasion and Fiscal Sustainability: A Panel Assessment Using Informal-Economy Proxies
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This study examines the relationship between informal economic activity and fiscal vulnerability, using the size of the informal economy as an empirical proxy for the tax-compliance problem associated with tax evasion. The analysis combines the World Bank Informal Economy Databas…
Knowledge and Attitude Towards the Akwa Ibom State Health Insurance Scheme Among Low-Income Households in Uyo Local Government Area, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria
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Background: Low awareness and negative perceptions are major barriers to health insurance uptake, particularly among poor populations. The Akwa Ibom State Health Insurance Scheme (AKSHIS) was established in 2024 to expand coverage, yet the factors determining enrolment among low-…
Electricity Power Constraints and Trade Integration: Assessing the Drivers of Nigeria’s Non-Oil Economic Diversification
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It has become essential to diversify the Nigerian economy through the growth of its nonoil sector in order to reduce the country’s dependence on oil exports. So, identifying the factors that promote the nonoil sector’s economic expansion and their efficacy is crucial. This study…
Hospitality Services Delivery, Perceived Price and Value Fairness and Its Influence on Ecotourism Sustainability in Southwestern, Nigeria
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The provision of basic needs of man are key requirements for a successful tourism experience.The concept of tourism which involves the movement of people from their usual places of residence to destinations can be challenging in the absence of adequate products and services.The t…
An ARDL Analysis of External Debt Servicing, Debt Stock, and Signalling Effects on Investment Growth Rate in Nigeria.
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This study examines the relationship between external debt and investment growth in Nigeria from 1986 to 2022, recognizing that the country's growing debt profile has become a source of concern for policymakers and investors alike. While Nigeria has borrowed heavily over the year…
Exchange Rate Deregulation Policy and the Nigerian Economy
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The Study examined the performance of the Exchange rate Deregulation policy on the Nigerian Economy. Emphasis was to find out the actual period when the policy experienced structural break before 1985 when the policy was implemented and after. The period covered by the study is b…
Judicial Interventions and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria
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Nigeria’s Fourth Republic has witnessed a progressively deepening reliance on judicial intervention to resolve electoral disputes, with courts, rather than the electorate, increasingly determining political leadership and public confidence in electoral outcomes declining sharply…
ICPC’s Project Tracking Initiative and Public Financial Accountability
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Public financial accountability remains a fundamental requirement for effective governance and sustainable development in Nigeria, particularly given persistent concerns about corruption, abandoned projects, weak budget implementation, and inefficient utilization of public resour…
Cryptocurrency Regulation and Financial Crime in Nigeria
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The rapid expansion of cryptocurrency in Nigeria has generated significant opportunities for financial innovation, digital entrepreneurship, financial inclusion and alternative forms of value transfer. At the same time, the pseudonymous, decentralised and transnational characteri…
Non-Oil Exports and its Impact on Economic Growth in Nigeria
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This study examined the impact of Non-oil Export on Economic Growth in Nigeria using annual time series data from 1981- 2021. The Real Gross Domestic product (LRGDP) was specified as a function of Non-Oil Export (LNOE), Trade Openness (LTOP),Gross Fixed Capital Formation(LGFCF),…
Electoral Violence in Cross River and Akwa Ibom States
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Electoral violence remains a major threat to democratic stability in Nigeria, particularly in the South-South where political competition is tied to access to state resources. This study examines the causes and manifestations of electoral violence in Cross River and Akwa Ibom Sta…
Board Characteristics, Non-Performing Loans and Financial Performance of Deposit Money Banks in Nigeria
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This study examined the relationship between board characteristics, non-performing loans (NPLs), and financial performance of deposit money banks in Nigeria, with special focus on the mediating role of NPLs. The broad objective was to investigate how board governance attributes i…
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