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MCP server exposing Nigerian macroeconomic time series (GDP, GDP growth, inflation, population, remittances, FDI, unemployment) to AI agents, by friendly alias or raw World Bank code, with optional year bounds. Backed by the World Bank Indicators API. Tool: get_macro_indicator. Runs offline on a mock provider; live data needs no API key.

Install: npx -y @braynexservices/nigeria-mcp-worldbank-macro. Live World Bank data needs no key.

Monthly food price estimates for ~13 commodities (rice, maize, beans, millet, sorghum, yam, gari, fish, meat) across 73 Nigerian markets, compiled by the World Bank from WFP/FAO and national sources, covering Jan 2007 through 2026 with downloadable files and a Data API.

MCP server that screens a person or company name against Nigeria's official NIGSAC sanctions register (individuals and entities), returning CLEAR or POTENTIAL_MATCH with candidate names and similarity scores. Best-effort fuzzy matching (diacritic-folded, transliteration-tolerant) — a screening signal for human review, NOT a legal determination or sole compliance control, and the Nigerian list only. Live register, keyless. Tool: screen_sanctions.

Install: npx -y @braynexservices/nigeria-mcp-nigsac-sanctions. Best-effort screening signal for human review, not compliance-grade; Nigerian list only. Live NIGSAC register, keyless.

MCP server exposing Nigeria's import and export statistics to AI agents, by partner, commodity and year, annual or monthly, with USD value (CIF/FOB), net weight, quantity and commodity breakdowns. Also classifies HS codes. Backed by UN Comtrade. Tools: get_trade_stats, classify_hs. Runs offline on a mock provider with zero signup; live data needs no API key.

Install: npx -y @braynexservices/nigeria-mcp-trade-intel. Runs offline on mock data with no signup; live UN Comtrade data needs no key.

MCP server exposing Nigeria's UN Sustainable Development Goals indicators (poverty, under-5 mortality, electricity and water access, primary-school completion) to AI agents. Returns the national headline value per year (aggregated across sex/location/age dimensions). Backed by the UN SDG Global Database. Tool: get_sdg_indicator. Runs offline on a mock provider; live data needs no API key.

Install: npx -y @braynexservices/nigeria-mcp-un-sdg. Live UN SDG data needs no key.

Speech-to-text corpus for Nigerian Pidgin English: 4,277 quality-filtered 16kHz WAV recordings with sentence-level transcriptions from 10 native speakers, split train 2,710 / val 677 / test 892, ~956 MB.

Open legal-text dataset of 5,585 Nigerian Supreme Court cases (1962–2022) in English. The only known open Nigerian legal ML dataset.

A developer-focused structured JSON dataset of 487 Nigerian bank codes (NIBSS institution codes) covering commercial, microfinance, merchant banks and payment service providers for fintech integration. Maintained by samuraicoderr.

Payments provider combining POS, virtual accounts and a payments API for physical and digital commerce. Node SDK.

A TypeScript MCP server (npm @theyahia/nomba-mcp) wrapping Nigeria's Nomba payments/POS platform with 8 tools for payments, POS and transfers. Part of theYahia's Emerging Markets MCP collection.

OpenStreetMap school location data on HDX (GeoJSON/CSV, monthly updates). Good urban coverage with significant rural gaps; no enrollment or quality data.

Octamile is a Nigerian insurtech founded in 2021 providing embedded insurance infrastructure that lets non-insurance businesses bundle insurance into their products. Its public developer portal documents an Insurance Management Assistance Service JSON API covering premium calculation, policy purchase, certificates, claims and vehicle valuation.

OkHi is a digital addressing and address-verification platform built in Kenya and operating in Nigeria, letting businesses capture and verify a customer's physical address as a GPS point, photo and to-the-door instructions. It provides web and mobile SDKs for Android, iOS, Flutter, React and JavaScript.

Open-banking data provider that pioneered the category in Nigeria.

Shut down May 2025, listed for historical reference only. Do not integrate.

Formerly MFS Africa, Onafriq is a pan-African cross-border digital payments network connecting businesses to ~1 billion mobile wallets across 40+ African markets, offering collections, disbursements, card issuing/processing and agent banking. Developer portal is the former Beyonic API docs.

Banking-as-middleware provider that connects fintechs to Nigerian commercial banks.

Large-scale Nigerian payments provider supporting USSD, QR and web payments. Limited SDK coverage.

Free cell-tower location dataset (CSV) covering all four Nigerian operators (MCC 621) with tower lat/lng, operator, RAT and signal strength on a rolling 18-month window. Rural coverage is sparse.

Free path to Nigeria's NIGSAC sanctions list (138 entities) via REST API and bulk download, updated daily.

Commercial use requires a paid OpenSanctions licence.

Daily-updated OpenStreetMap data extract for Nigeria in .osm.pbf (~677 MB), ESRI shapefile .shp.zip (~2.0 GB) and .gpkg.zip (~2.0 GB), plus dated historical snapshots. Distributed by Geofabrik under ODbL.

Ozow, formerly i-Pay, is a South African instant smart EFT and open-banking payment provider that lets customers pay directly from their bank account. Its API generates payment links and exposes transaction-status endpoints such as GetTransaction and GetTransactionByReference on api.ozow.com.

CBN-licensed Nigerian payments company whose Paga (Pagaengine) APIs cover the Collect API, Business API, Paga Connect and Merchant Services for collecting payments, disbursements/transfers and airtime/data/bills. SDKs for Java, PHP, Python and Node.js, with sandbox, IP whitelisting and hashing-based auth.

Mobile money aggregator offering a single REST API and dashboard to collect deposits, send payouts and process refunds across ~20 African countries, covering roughly 85% of mobile money on the continent. Asynchronous financial APIs with sandbox and live environments plus a Postman collection.

A TypeScript MCP server (npm @theyahia/payfast-mcp) wrapping the South African PayFast payment gateway with 8 tools covering payments and subscriptions. Part of theYahia's Emerging Markets MCP collection.