In this video, Frank Oshanipin from the Tax Policy Division of Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Finance explains how our collaboration is strengthening evidence-based tax policymaking through improved policy analysis, capacity building, and support for the implementation and evaluation of Nigeria’s new tax reforms.

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    Frank Oshanipin

    Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Finance

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    Institute for Fiscal Studies

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    ESRC Institute for the Microeconomic Analysis of Public Policy 2025-30 Taxdev 3

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