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Working Paper

1 January 1996

The Impact of Public Policy on the Banking System in Nigeria

Published by: IDS

The banking system in Nigeria has undergone radical changes during the 35 years since independence. Banking developed from an industry which in 1960 was dominated by a small number of foreign owned banks into one in which public sector ownership predominated in the 1970s and 1980s and in which Nigerian private investors have played an increasingly important role since the mid 1980s.

Nigeria
Brief

21 May 2025

Supporting the mpox response for people with diverse sexual orientation, gender identity and/or gender expression in contexts where their rights are restricted

Published by: Institute of Development Studies

People with diverse sexual orientation, gender identity and/or gender expression (SOGIE) are a hard-to-reach population. This is because...

Alex Müller
Social Science in Humanitarian Action Platform
Publication

28 March 2025

Connecting, Contesting, and Consolidating

Published by: Institute of Development Studies

Resisting the rollback of women’s rights and LGBTQI+ rights. This Briefing is based on a rapid scoping review of anti-rollback actors and activities post-2015, in 14 countries: Argentina, Brazil, Egypt, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, South Africa, and Türkiye.

Tessa Lewin
Tessa Lewin & 2 others
Connecting, Contesting, and Consolidating
Journal Article

25 February 2025

Missing the forest for the trees: Ekiti State’s quest for forestry revenue and its impact on forest managers

Published by: Forest Policy and Economics

Many countries’ forests are over-exploited and mismanaged, including through ineffective taxation. This is the case across Nigeria,...

Giovanni Occhiali
Giovanni Occhiali
Michael Falade
International Centre for Tax and Development (ICTD) Nigeria
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