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The consumption of petroleum products has continued to grow as level of economic activities and changes in demographic composition are pushing up the demand for energy in Niger

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This article investigates the relationship between financial sector instability and households’ welfare in Nigeria. Per capita income and household consumption expenditure are

Afri-capitalism is one idea that seeks a redefinition of the continent’s attempts at development. The thinking challenges the alleged consumerist, and anti-productive contexts of capitalism in the

This study evaluated insecurity in Nigeria and its impact on economic growth based on secondary time series data (1986-2015). The issue of insecurity encompasses many problems, such as: high levels

Child marriage is any marriage of a child younger than18 years. In this sence, it is a violation of the right of the child. Child marriage affects more women than men, denying them their childhood,

This article focuses on Ladugga village to interrogate the perception of the community on the nomadic programme “Don Makiyaya a Rugga” facilitated by the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN)

This article examines the determinants of medical cost of treating malaria and how it impacted on the household’s healthcare expenditure in Kaduna Metropolis, Nigeria. Using data collected from a s

The decline in Federal Government of Nigeria’s revenue from crude oil which form the bulk of the statutory allocation to the States led to assessing the effect of internally generated revenue on ec

Poverty is widely accepted as a worldwide problem that affects over one billion people worldwide, and it is one of the biggest problems affecting Nigeria today. It has become apparent that despite

Most empirical researches on bank lending channel suffered from what is known in the literature as identification problem, i.e. failure to disentangle the origin of the monetary-policy-induced shoc