While allocation to the agriculture sector includes the
recurrent and capital components, prioritising public
investment in the agriculture sector requires increased
commitment to the capital

This policy brief examines the urgent need to reposition young people, particularly Youth-Led Organisations (YLOs), as central partners in the humanitarian-development-peace (HDP) nexus in Borno

STILL COOKING WITH A FAILED RECIPE
A review of IMF country advice on social spending, public services, debt, tax and gender equality

Report on the Assessment of the Implementation of the National Agricultural Growth Scheme–Agro Pocket (NAGS-AP) Wheat Intervention Programme in Nigeria

This report provides critical insights into the

Hello and welcome to the 23rd edition of SWIFT!
If this edition feels a bit more "sparkling" than usual, it’s because we are still catching our breath from a historic milestone. This past November

This report analyses the 2025 Appropriation Act of the Federal Government of Nigeria with a focus on pro-poor sectors such as education, agriculture, women affairs, and the National Social Investment

Nigeria’s population exceeds 200 million, with over 60% of the population under the age of 30, making it one of the most youthful countries in the world. This demographic presents a powerful

Nigeria’s extractive sector remains underperforming despite its vast potential. Oil and gas continue to dominate national revenues, while solid minerals valued at over USD 700 billion contribute less

Nigeria stands at a critical crossroads. Despite holding some of the world’s largest oil and gas reserves, the country faces a growing climate finance gap, declining revenues, and increasing

This year, we took a bold step forward with the launch of our new strategy that aims to be
radical in its approach and shift power to the people. We believe in the people power in
tackling poverty and