Dr. Victoria Hauwa Jatto

Economist . Academic . Economic Development Consultant . Public Policy Expert

Academic Leadership

Senior Lecturer & Deputy Director, Research, Innovation and Enterprise, NSUK.

Public Service Role

Former Board Member, Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER)

Strategic Advisory

Founder and Principal Consultant, Intellect Plus Advisory Ltd. 

Civic Engagement

 Co-Founder, Youth Pen Africa & Rural Empowerment and Educational Program (REEP).

Shaping Economic Policies.
Advancing Africa

Dr. Victoria Hauwa Jatto

Dr. Victoria Hauwa Jatto is an economist, academic, and policy strategist with experience spanning research, consulting, and national development planning. She is a Senior Lecturer at Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Deputy Director of the Raw Materials Research Unit, and CEO of Intellect Plus Advisory Ltd.

With advisory roles across national and international institutions — including NISER, the Medium-Term National Development Plan, and global organisations such as the UN and African Development Bank — she is committed to advancing sustainable development across Africa.

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Capturing Moments of Impact, Growth, and Leadership

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TRANSFORM INSIGHT INTO IMPACT

As Founder and Principal Consultant of Intellect Plus Advisory, Dr. Victoria Hauwa Jatto assists governments, businesses, NGOs and development partners turn economic evidence into sound policy and investment decisions, drawing on her expertise in public finance, economic governance and macroeconomic policy.

FEATURED COMMENTARY

Why Bigger Revenues Won’t Buy Nigeria a Bigger Economy

Nigeria’s Federation Account earned ₦88.91 trillion between 2023 and 2025, more than three times the previous four years. In this widely read piece, Dr. Victoria Hauwa Jatto argues that the revenue surge will only build a trillion-dollar economy if it is spent on the constraints holding Nigeria back: power, logistics, gas, agriculture, digital infrastructure, human capital and security.

Published in THISDAY · 21 August 2026

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