Nigeria grapples with a formidable public health concern, as approximately 14 million
individuals partake in illicit drug use (IDU). This predicament significantly impacts psychiatric …

In January 2019, Nigeria released its first national drug use report, which disclosed that
nearly 15 million people in the country are drug users. This publication presented a window …

In January 2019, Nigeria released its first national drug use report, which disclosed that
nearly 15 million people in the country are drug users. This publication presented a window …

Global disparities in financial inclusion (FI) exist, with financial exclusion in Nigeria on the
increase. Studies on the correlates of FI in Nigeria abound, however, these studies did not …

Financial inclusion has gained widespread acceptance among governments, academics,
and watchers of the global economy as a crucial instrument for eradicating poverty, creating …

Financial inclusion is vital in economic development as it empowers families and
communities to meet basic needs, such as nutritious food, clean water, housing, education …

This paper examines the impact of financial inclusion on the mental health of heads of
household in Nigeria. The study employed data from the 2015/2016 Nigerian General …

The literature on financial inclusion (FI) and poverty connections has received considerable
attention, but there exists a scarcity of South African studies examining the relationship …

While financial inclusion is highly touted for enhancing welfare, very little evidence exists
with regard to its effect on population health, especially in Africa (where population health is …

Past administrations in Nigeria have done a lot to ensure that financially excluded citizens
are included in mainstream economic activities (Babajide et al., 2020). Visible among these …