Eight live dashboards, sourced line by line — pump prices, inflation, the federation, policing, diplomacy, public money and a closed strait.
Every declaration, country risk card and industry disruption of the 2026 Iran War — 95 sourced entries across 47 countries, updated as it moves.
63 war posts, timestamped and priced against Brent crude. 22 were sent between 10pm and 6am.
Annual inflation from independence to 2026, the worst year and the calmest, and a household basket you can price in any year on record.
11 transactions that made and unmade Nigerian public money — currency conquest, oil windfalls, looted funds and repatriations, each with its sources.
Thirty-six states and the FCT ranked five ways — total output, dollars, purchasing power and per head — with zone totals and the gap the federation shares around.
Umuahia governs, Aba trades. Asaba governs, Warri trades. Where the capital and the commercial centre part ways — and what the split costs.
Population, land area, density and international borders for every unit — ranked, sortable, and marked at both extremes.
Every substantive foreign minister, ranked by tenure and grouped by the government that appointed them — the closest thing Nigeria has to a continuity record.
Every creation exercise from the 1914 amalgamation to Abacha's six states in 1996 — dated, attributed, and with the parent unit each state was cut from.
Internal neighbours, international frontiers and Atlantic coastline for all 36 states and the FCT — filterable, ranked and exportable.
Principal first-class stools and indigenous languages, state by state — the older federation the 1967–1996 lines were drawn across.
Land, population and local councils ranked side by side, with each state's mismatch score and the people-per-council gap that drives allocation.
From the 1929 Women's War to EndSARS: documented killings by the security services, the commissions that followed, and the prosecutions that did not.
Every pattern Nigerian mass violence repeats — its stages, the years it fired, its severity reading and the window the archive expects next.
200 country and bloc relationships, tiered by substance and tagged with the interests — oil, debt, diaspora — that keep each one alive.
200 recognitions on one dated timeline — the independence-week rush, the oil-boom cohort, and the relationships that were severed or left to lapse.
Every figure traces to a named source. Where a number is a lower bound, we say so rather than inflating it.
The highest and the lowest are marked in every chart — the story is usually at the edges.
Spot something wrong and write to us. Corrections are made in public, dated.