Research
Questions with consequence.
Ongoing research is listed separately from verified publications, with project status stated clearly.
Digital Agricultural Information, Market Access and Smallholder Market Participation in Nigeria
Using Nigeria GHS-Panel Wave 5, this study examines the association between digitally delivered agricultural information and subsequent smallholder market participation, with particular attention to differences in market access. Post-harvest loss is treated as an exploratory outcome.
Renewable Energy Transitions and Labour Market Heterogeneity
Cross-country analysis of how renewable-energy expansion relates to labour-market outcomes across 48 economies, with attention to heterogeneity across labour-market and country contexts.
Digital Agriculture and the Matthew Effect
A Nigeria-focused study examining whether access to digital agricultural services is associated with smallholder productivity and whether gains differ across land, assets, education and market access.
Governance Asymmetries, Climate Shocks, and Food-System Resilience
Comparative research examining how governance quality and climate exposure relate to food-system resilience across sub-Saharan Africa.
Seasonal Resilience Under Agricultural Shocks
Research examining seasonal recovery dynamics following agricultural shocks in rural Nigeria.
Language and Educational Leadership
A PRISMA 2020 systematic review examining language, discourse and narrative in educational leadership, using reproducible searching, critical appraisal and structured evidence synthesis.
Earlier research & policy contribution
A documented foundation in inclusive and sustainable transformation.
Social Welfare Sustainability in Rural Nigeria: Path to a Greener Environment
Presented at the UNRISD Conference Green Economy and Sustainable Development: Bringing Back the Social Dimension in Geneva. The study examined rural poverty, social welfare, agricultural productivity, food security and environmental degradation, linking these questions to policy coherence and the distributional dimensions of green transformation.