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🚨 Over the past week, Agora Policy published a series of policy memos focused on improving the outcomes of Nigeria’s ong...
01/04/2026

🚨 Over the past week, Agora Policy published a series of policy memos focused on improving the outcomes of Nigeria’s ongoing economic reforms and strengthening their long-term sustainability.

The series covers key reform priorities:
1. Building a Durable Market is the Next Task for Nigeria’s Forex Reforms
https://agorapolicy.org/research/policy-memo/254-building-a-durable-market-is-the-next-task-for-nigerias-forex-reforms.html

2. Reframing Social Protection for Sustainable Economic Reforms in Nigeria
https://agorapolicy.org/research/policy-memo/255-reframing-social-protection-for-sustainable-economic-reforms-in-nigeria.html

3. Strengthening Nigeria’s Reform Mitigation Programmes
https://agorapolicy.org/research/policy-memo/256-strengthening-nigerias-reform-mitigation-programmes.html

4. Necessity of Translating Reform Gains to Improved Living Standards
https://agorapolicy.org/research/policy-memo/257-necessity-of-translating-reform-gains-to-improved-living-standards.html

5. Difficult Reforms Demand Structured and Sustained Citizen Engagement
https://agorapolicy.org/research/policy-memo/258-difficult-reforms-demand-structured-and-sustained-citizen-engagement.html

6. The Missing Piece in Nigeria’s Economic Reforms
https://agorapolicy.org/research/policy-memo/259-the-missing-piece-in-nigerias-economic-reforms.html

7. Nigeria Still Needs a Robust Strategy for Food Security
https://agorapolicy.org/research/policy-memo/260-nigeria-still-needs-a-robust-strategy-for-food-security.html

8. Beyond Shock Therapy: Six Ideas for Lasting Fiscal Policy Reforms
https://agorapolicy.org/research/policy-memo/261-beyond-shock-therapy-six-ideas-for-lasting-fiscal-policy-reforms.html

Together, these memos provide practical, evidence-based recommendations on how Nigeria can consolidate reform gains while addressing social and economic challenges.

From all of us at Agora Policy, we wish you a Merry Christmas and the very best in 2026.
23/12/2025

From all of us at Agora Policy, we wish you a Merry Christmas and the very best in 2026.

🚨Call for Applications: Policy Writing Fellowship Applications are now open for the second cohort of the Policy Writing ...
07/11/2025

🚨Call for Applications: Policy Writing Fellowship

Applications are now open for the second cohort of the Policy Writing Fellowship. If you aspire to write about public policy in an informed, persuasive and compelling way, this fellowship is designed for you.

Applications should be submitted to [email protected]

Application Deadline: November 20, 2025

🚨New Publication Alert Our latest Policy Insight written by and Seyi Akinbodewa examines how the outcomes of Nigeria’s ...
13/10/2025

🚨New Publication Alert

Our latest Policy Insight written by and Seyi Akinbodewa examines how the outcomes of Nigeria’s new tax laws compare with the promises made.

To read, visit the link in our bio.

Did you know Borgu LGA in Niger State covers 10,992 km², making it geographically larger than 10 Nigerian states and ove...
11/04/2025

Did you know Borgu LGA in Niger State covers 10,992 km², making it geographically larger than 10 Nigerian states and over three times the size of Lagos State (3,577 km²)? It also accounts for 37% of the South East’s total land area.

In our , we highlight Nigeria’s extremes in population, landmass, and density.Alimosho tops the charts with 1,953,500 r...
11/04/2025

In our , we highlight Nigeria’s extremes in population, landmass, and density.

Alimosho tops the charts with 1,953,500 residents—over 41× more than Bakassi’s 48,200. Ado‑Odo/Ota ranks 10th most populous (896,700), while Esit Eket is 10th least (80,900).
Borgu covers 10,992 km²—2,177× larger than Lagos Island’s 5.05 km². Mariga is 10th largest (6,279 km²) and Ibadan South East is 10th smallest (15.14 km²).

Ajeromi‑Ifelodun’s density is 81,465/km²—5,819× higher than Toungo’s 14/km². Ibadan North East (23,756/km²) and Abadam (37/km²) sit at 10th in their groups.

These contrasts reveal the varied challenges LGAs face. What stands out to you? Join the discussion below.

A few days ago, the U.S. government announced a 90-day suspension of tariffs for several countries, excluding China. Thi...
11/04/2025

A few days ago, the U.S. government announced a 90-day suspension of tariffs for several countries, excluding China. This chart showcases the top 30 countries that previously faced the highest U.S. tariffs. Notably, eight of these countries are in Africa. Although Nigeria was not among the top 30, it ranked 54th with a tariff rate of 14%. Among the 20 African countries most affected by tariffs, 11 are from Southern Africa, 4 each from West and North Africa, and 1 from Central Africa.
Before the pause on the tariff these are the top 20 African countries facing the highest new tariffs imposed by the U.S. government. Nigeria ranks 16th on the continent with a tariff rate of 14%. Among the 20 countries, 11 are from Southern Africa, 4 each from West and North Africa, and 1 from Central Africa.

Who’s paying the price of U.S. tariffs?The chart above reveals the 30 countries facing the highest new tariffs from the ...
09/04/2025

Who’s paying the price of U.S. tariffs?
The chart above reveals the 30 countries facing the highest new tariffs from the U.S. government. Interestingly, eight African nations made the list, reflecting growing trade tensions and global supply chain shifts.
Nigeria ranks 54th, with a current U.S. tariff rate of 14%.
While not in the top tier, the implication for trade relations, export competitiveness, and future negotiations is worth tracking closely.
What does this mean for Nigeria’s economy and Africa’s future trade?

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