August 25, 2025Open Access

An Integrated Risk Sciences Framework for Food Security in Nigeria: Interplay of Risk Assessment, Mitigation Strategies, and Behavioral Factors

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A multi-dimensional risk model accounts for 70.7% of variance in food security outcomes, driven mainly by crop yield index and food price inflation.
Behavioral factors such as financial literacy and technology readiness emerge as significant predictors of risk management adoption across regions.
Mixed-methods research combines quantitative risk modeling with qualitative insights from stakeholders in three geopolitical zones in Nigeria.
Effective food security strategies necessitate investments in technical, institutional, and behavioral areas to enhance resilience against risks.

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Mixed-methods analysis reveals core dynamics of food security risks in Nigeria, highlighting key influences on decision-making.

Noah Gbenga Alli (2025) studied this question.

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