‘When my husband died, I collected debt of N20,000……were going to take me to the court, but since the money came, I have cleared my debt and bought cattle’: intended and unintended socioeconomic impact of cash transfer program in Nigeria

George I. E. Eluwaa Diadem Consults Initiative, Abuja, NigeriaCorrespondence[email protected] [email protected]

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Titilope F. Eluwab Women and Gender Equity Specialist, City of Ottawa, CanadaView further author information

Iorwa Aperac National Coordinator, National Social Safety Net Coordinators Office, Abuja, NigeriaView further author information

Kabir Abdullahid Head, Policy and programme development, National Social Safety Net Coordinators Office, Abuja, NigeriaView further author information

Abdullahi Lawale Head Monitoring and Evaluation, Research and Learning, Knowledge management and Communication, National Social Safety Net Coordinators Office, Abuja, NigeriaView further author information

Modasola Balogunf Research and Learning Manager, National Social Safety Net Coordinators Office, Abuja, NigeriaView further author information

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‘When my husband died, I collected debt of N20,000……were going to take me to the court, but since the money came, I have cleared my debt and bought cattle’: intended and unintended socioeconomic impact of cash transfer program in Nigeria

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