Nigeria Sectoral Intelligence

The data terminal
built for Nigeria.

117,000+ source-backed observations across 64 sectors and macro domains — sourced directly from CBN, NBS, NUPRC, and the IMF, each with full provenance. AI briefs, composite indices, and live FX data in one place.

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MACRO AT A GLANCE
Jun 2026
CPI YoY
15.9%
→ steady
FX Rate
₦1,365
official · 6 Aug 2026
Oil Output
1.49 mb/d
NUPRC
CPI INFLATION TREND · 12M● LIVE
External Reserves
$52.0bnCBN
Policy Rate (MPR)
26.50%CBN
1,130
Indicators tracked
97
Primary sources
117,000+
Source-backed observations
64
Sectors & domains
Live
CPI (headline, YoY)15.9%NBSFX official₦1,365CBNMPR26.50%CBNExternal reserves$52.0bnCBNOil production1.49 mb/dNUPRC
Data Coverage

Every major sector of the Nigerian economy

From oil production volumes to household credit — all in one terminal.

Subnational
774 LGAs · 36 states + FCT
FX & Reserves
6,100+ series
Monetary Policy
4,600+ series
Inflation & Prices
2,900+ series
Fiscal & Debt
660+ series
Trade & BoP
690+ series
Telecoms & ICT
990+ series
Agriculture
520+ series
Oil & Gas
380+ series
Capital Markets
270+ series
Labour & Employment
360+ series
Health & Welfare
520+ series
Power & Energy
120+ series
Banking & Finance
240+ series
Human Capital
HCI · health
Climate & Env
GHG · water
Platform Capabilities

From source document to decision-ready intelligence.

How an observation reaches the ONYX TerminalFour publishers — CBN, NBS, NUPRC and the IMF — feed typed connectors that converge on a single ingest stage. From there the data passes through cross-source reconciliation before reaching the ONYX Terminal. Every observation keeps its source, timestamp and revision history along the whole path.CBNFX · reservesNBSCPI · GDPNUPRCoil & gasIMFexternal01Ingesttyped connector02Reconcilecross-sourceLIVEONYX Terminalfull lineage retained
PIPELINE
Live Data Ingestion
Connectors to CBN, NBS, NUPRC, IMF, and World Bank. Every observation is sourced, timestamped, and validated — never scraped.
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INTELLIGENCE
AI Sector Briefs
AI-generated intelligence briefs for every sector — anchored to real data points, cached by content fingerprint. Every claim cites its underlying observation.
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ANALYTICS
Composite Indices
Investment Climate Index, Fiscal Stress Score, FX Pressure Index. Each decomposed into source components with confidence bands.
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INTEGRITY
Cross-Source Reconciliation
Automatic divergence detection when CBN, NBS, and IMF figures conflict. You see the discrepancy — not just one number.
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SUBNATIONAL
36-State Coverage
FAAC allocations, IGR, security incidents, and infrastructure metrics for all 36 states and FCT — not just Lagos and Abuja.
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PROVENANCE
Full Data Lineage
Every data point links back to its source report — publication date, methodology, confidence level, and revision history.
Built For

Built for institutional work on Nigeria.

DFIs & MDBs
Country diagnostics, sector deep dives, and project pipeline analysis — all traceable to primary sources.
PE & VC Firms
Sector-level conviction building and portfolio monitoring across every major vertical of the Nigerian economy.
Consultancies
Validated macro and sectoral numbers in minutes — engagement-ready, with the source trail your client will ask for.
Corporates & Brands
Market entry analysis, demand sizing, and competitive landscape — grounded in source-backed Nigerian data.
Live from the terminal

Queried live on this page load.

The Investment Climate composite decomposed to its drivers, and five years of official FX — every figure below is rendered from the same database the Terminal runs on.

Composite Index · Sample Output
Nigeria Investment Climate
46.8/ 100Neutral
2025 · ↓ 9.2pt vs prior read
What is moving the score
What is moving the scoreFX Pressure Index+7.8 ptsReal GDP Growth Rate+0.7 ptsBanking Spread+1.3 ptsNet pull9.8 pts
What is moving the score
ComponentContribution ( pts)
FX Pressure Index+7.8
Real GDP Growth Rate+0.7
Banking Spread+1.3
Net pull9.8
Each driver's weighted distance from its own historical median. A driver sitting at its median contributes nothing.
Full methodology & components
Official FX · NGN/USD
1,365
● LIVE · CBN
4006008001K1.2K1.4K1.6K₦/$naira floatSeptember 2021December 2022March 2024May 2025August 2026
Line chart in ₦/$ from September 2021 to August 2026. Latest 1.4K ₦/$, up 232.3% over the period. Range 410.8 to 1.7K.
Period₦/$
September 2021410.8
October 2021411.25
November 2021411.74
December 2021414.34
January 2022415.96
February 2022416.95
March 2022415.72
April 2022415.53
May 2022415.95
June 2022415.64
July 2022417.26
August 2022426.06
September 2022435.57
October 2022440.85
November 2022445.58
December 2022450.71
January 2023460.99
February 2023460.84
March 2023460.97
April 2023460.96
May 2023462.01
June 2023610.71
July 2023770.32
August 2023762.12
September 2023762.02
October 2023796.94
November 2023835.4
December 2023899.07
January 2024944.08
February 20241.5K
March 20241.5K
April 20241.2K
May 20241.4K
June 20241.5K
July 20241.6K
August 20241.6K
September 20241.6K
October 20241.6K
November 20241.7K
December 20241.6K
January 20251.5K
February 20251.5K
March 20251.5K
April 20251.6K
May 20251.6K
June 20251.5K
July 20251.5K
August 20251.5K
September 20251.5K
October 20251.4K
November 20251.4K
December 20251.4K
January 20261.4K
February 20261.4K
March 20261.4K
April 20261.4K
May 20261.4K
June 20261.4K
July 20261.4K
August 20261.4K
Hover to inspect any month · higher = weaker naira
How a figure is made
01 / 04

The source publishes.

CBN, NBS, NUPRC and the DMO release on their own schedules, in their own formats — a PDF communiqué, a spreadsheet, a portal table. Typed connectors read each one at source. Nothing is scraped from a secondary aggregator.

97 primary sources
02 / 04

Provenance is attached, not inferred.

Every observation carries the report it came from, its publication date, its as-of date and its unit — recorded at ingest. A figure that arrives without those cannot be stamped later, so it is rejected rather than guessed at.

Source · date · unit, per row
03 / 04

Where sources disagree, both are kept.

When CBN and NBS publish different values for the same quarter, the divergence is flagged and the prior value is retained as a revision. One value is canonical; the alternates stay on the record. You see the disagreement instead of an average that hides it.

Full revision trail
04 / 04

A number you can take to committee.

The Terminal renders from that reconciled layer — composites decomposed to their drivers, states shown as a distribution rather than an average, every figure traceable back to the document it came from.

116,800+ observations
Reading the data

The national number is the least useful one.

Aggregates hide the decisions. Below: how far apart the states actually are, and where today’s headline readings sit inside their own history — both rendered live from the same database the Terminal runs on.

FAAC receipts by state · 2025
FAAC receipts by state · 2025median ₦107bnEkiti₦77bnDelta₦650bn
FAAC receipts by state · 2025 — all 37 units, ascending
UnitValue
Ekiti₦77bn
Ebonyi₦78bn
Gombe₦81bn
Zamfara₦82bn
Yobe₦84bn
Nasarawa₦84bn
Adamawa₦86bn
Taraba₦87bn
Kebbi₦89bn
Bauchi₦93bn
Sokoto₦94bn
Jigawa₦95bn
Abia₦96bn
Plateau₦96bn
Osun₦98bn
Kogi₦99bn
Kwara₦102bn
Cross River₦104bn
Niger₦107bn
Edo₦112bn
Enugu₦115bn
Ogun₦123bn
Fct₦129bn
Imo₦132bn
Benue₦135bn
Katsina₦148bn
Kaduna₦153bn
Ondo₦198bn
Borno₦199bn
Anambra₦200bn
Oyo₦214bn
Kano₦271bn
Bayelsa₦488bn
Akwa Ibom₦494bn
Lagos₦515bn
Rivers₦526bn
Delta₦650bn
Every one of the 37 states with a reported figure, plotted individually. The box is the middle half; the rule is the median. Federal allocation is the single largest line in most state budgets — the gap between the ends of this axis is the gap between two very different operating environments.
Today's readings, in context
Official FX (NGN/USD)1,365.1
410.876% of range · vs 60-month range1,670.78
Headline inflation (% YoY)15.91
15.0617% of range · vs 12-month range20
Today's readings, in context
SeriesLowCurrentHighPosition in range (%)
Official FX (NGN/USD)410.81365.11670.7876
Headline inflation (% YoY)15.0615.912017
A rate on its own is not interpretable. The marker is the current print; the band is the range the series has actually traded in over the window shown.
Why ONYX

How ONYX compares.

vs. raw public data
NBS, CBN, and NUPRC publish scattered PDFs and spreadsheets, revised quietly, with no lineage.
ONYX · ONYX unifies them into one queryable schema — reconciled, timestamped, and traceable to the source report.
vs. global terminals
International terminals cover Nigeria thinly and stop at the national aggregate.
ONYX · ONYX is Nigeria-native: 50+ sectors & domains down to all 36 states and 774 LGAs, plus indices no one else builds.
vs. consultants
A single sector question can mean weeks of gathering and a five-figure invoice.
ONYX · ONYX answers it in minutes — self-serve, always current, and every number is defensible.
Access

Priced for one analyst. Built for a whole desk.

Public macro, the Today dashboard, and the national briefs are free with an account. Paid tiers open sector intelligence, exports, AI briefs, and the subnational layer.

Analyst
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A single seat for an analyst, journalist, or researcher. Full Terminal, exports, and AI sector briefs. Naira pricing for Nigeria-based buyers.
Team
5 seats · $249 / mo
A research desk on one subscription — shared access management, the full subnational and LGA layer, and priority data requests.
Enterprise
from $12,000 / yr
DFIs, PE firms, and consultancies. Data feeds and API access, custom indicators, and commissioned work against a stated objective.
Full plan comparison, annual terms & naira pricing One-off data packs and commissioned screens are quoted separately.
The ONYX Brief — Nigeria H1 2026 Stabilisation Report, page one
The ONYX Brief · Sample Issue

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A full issue — Nigeria H1 2026: The Stabilisation Report. Every figure carries its source, date, and confidence, with the cross-source reconciliation most analyses skip. This is the standard behind every number in the Terminal.

Free · One issue · Sourced & reconciled to institutional standard.
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The Nigerian economy, in one terminal.

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