Nigeria’s expanding security crisis and the economic costs beneath it

    David Olujinmi | Insights | Jan 29, 2026    
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Nigeria’s security crisis is no longer a collection of isolated flashpoints. It is evolving into a nationwide economic risk with clear implications for growth, inflation, investment, and fiscal stability. The latest SBM Intelligence–BDN security report for 17–22 January 2026 shows how violence, banditry, insurgency, and state misconduct are converging into a systemic threat that increasingly undermines production, trade, and confidence across regions.

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