Structured, manually reviewed research reports on Nigeria. Public summaries are open; PDFs, datasets, and slide decks can be free, email-gated, paid, or subscriber-only.
20 reports available.
The Great Nigeria Intelligence platform operates on a principle of radical transparency: citizens, researchers, policymakers, and journalists should be able to see not just what the platform publishes, but how it decides...
The Great Nigeria Book trilogy — a 210,000-word narrative and analytical work — provides the intellectual and evidentiary foundation for the Great Nigeria platform's live tracker modules [^1^]. This Evidence Map document...
Nigeria's cost-of-living crisis, while showing some moderation in headline inflation, continues to exact a severe toll on household welfare in early 2026 [^1^]. Headline inflation fell to 15.40% year-on-year in March 202...
Nigeria produces enormous quantities of data, but the data is fragmented, inconsistently formatted, frequently outdated, and often inaccessible to the public [^1^]. The Nigeria Diagnosis Data Companion maps the public da...
Nigeria's diaspora is one of the most dynamic and economically significant in the world. An estimated 17–20 million Nigerians live abroad, concentrated in the UK, US, Canada, UAE, South Africa, and other African countrie...
Nigeria's education system is the largest in Africa, with approximately 25 million children in primary school and 7.5 million in secondary school, but it is also one of the most challenged [^1^]. Learning outcomes remain...
Nigeria possesses one of Africa's most progressive access-to-information statutes, yet operational readiness remains the central governance deficit of 2026. The Freedom of Information Act, 2011 (FOIA) establishes a legal...
Nigeria's food-price story in May 2026 is not a simple "prices are falling" narrative. The latest official Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), released in mid-April 2026 and cove...
Nigeria's foreign exchange market entered May 2026 with more orderly official-market conditions than during the most volatile phases of the 2023–2025 adjustment, but the system remains sensitive to oil prices, portfolio ...
Nigeria entered May 2026 with a governance calendar shaped by four dominant signals: the largest federal budget in the nation's history, a cabinet recalibration that places fiscal technocrats in key economic positions, a...
Nigeria's health system is under severe strain. With 220 million people, the country carries one of the world's highest burdens of infectious disease, maternal mortality, and non-communicable disease growth — yet spends ...
Incident tracking is the foundation of security intelligence. Without reliable data on what happened, where, when, and to whom, policymakers cannot allocate resources, journalists cannot contextualize events, and citizen...
Nigeria's infrastructure deficit is one of the most binding constraints on economic growth and human welfare. The World Bank estimates that Nigeria needs to spend US$100 billion annually on infrastructure for a decade to...
Nigeria's justice system is characterized by institutional capacity, legal sophistication, and operational dysfunction. The country has a well-developed corpus of statutory and customary law, an independent judiciary on ...
Nigeria enters May 2026 with a macroeconomic story that is simultaneously improving and fragile. The economy is growing faster than it did in 2024, inflation is far lower than the peaks of 2024–2025, and the naira has ap...
Nigeria's news-media ecosystem is the densest and most contested in West Africa. In Q1–Q2 2026, Great Nigeria Intelligence processed approximately 2.7 million news items from 2,487 unique sources into 38 primary clusters...
The Nigeria Progress Index (NPI) is a Go-based civic-technology platform for tracking government service delivery and capital projects. The NPI codebase exists at /root/npi-platform with a functional Go backend and a min...
Nigeria entered 2026 with elevated social tension driven by economic hardship, political contestation, and youth frustration. The memory of the August 2024 #EndBadGovernance protests — the most widespread anti-government...
Nigeria's security landscape in early 2026 continues to be shaped by overlapping conflicts: Islamist insurgency in the Northeast, banditry and kidnapping in the Northwest, farmer-herder violence in the North-Central, sep...
Nigeria's 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory are the primary units of governance for 220 million people, yet they are wildly heterogeneous in fiscal capacity, security conditions, service delivery, and governanc...
The reports above are the first live records in the library. The series below preserve the older Reports Library roadmap, rewritten as an honest editorial pipeline. They guide the research calendar while full PDFs, datasets, and slide decks are reviewed and attached.
Monthly security intelligence covering incidents, abduction signals, high-risk states, terrorism updates, security-force activity, and trend changes. Public summaries will remain cautious until source confidence and geotagging are reviewed.
MonthlyMonthly economic snapshot covering naira performance, inflation, food and fuel pressure, trade, reserves, investment signals, and plain-language impact notes for households and businesses.
MonthlyMonthly governance and political-intelligence brief covering presidency, National Assembly, state governors, courts, policy shifts, appointments, and public-accountability signals.
MonthlyQuarterly flagship synthesis across security, economy, governance, infrastructure, health, education, justice, and society. Designed as a national scorecard once source pipelines mature.
QuarterlyLonger research products on themes such as insecurity trends, fuel-subsidy impact, electricity reform, brain drain, cost of living, and regional/state comparisons.
Deep DiveExecutive slide decks for investors, diaspora groups, civic partners, educators, journalists, NGOs, and researchers who need visual summaries with source notes.
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