Effect of Economic and Social Globalization on Pro-Poor Growth in Nigeria

The thrust of this study is the implication economic and social globalization on pro-poor growth. KOF indexes de facto jure was utilized for study. Data variables were obtained from National Bureau Statistics (NBS) World Bank WDI among others. data analysis conducted using ARDL model, bounds cointegration unit root test in addition to descriptive statistics. results showed that are fractionally integrated as observed test. This finding necessitated application which evidence long run relationship between poverty headcount indexes. revealed has a positive significant effect short run. synonymous with long-run results, headcount. benefits terms trade goods services, regulations agreements, FDI inflows, portfolio investments, foreign debt, other forms financial have not trickled down poor.The further negative However, there insignificant effects political both Given findings, it recommended policymakers prioritize trickle-down its intended desired reduction.