Zinago Institute for Policy & Socio-Legal Research
An independent research organisation advancing evidence-based scholarship on law, public policy and labour governance in Africa.
Research Focus Areas
The Institute conducts interdisciplinary research on the impact of artificial intelligence, digital technologies and economic transformation on employment, labour regulation and social protection.
Labour Law & Governance
Examining legal frameworks governing employment relations, workplace governance and labour standards.
AI & Future of Work
Exploring legal and policy implications of artificial intelligence and digital technologies in workplaces.
Migration & Labour Markets
Studying the intersection between immigration regulation, labour mobility and labour market governance.
Dispute Resolution
Examining mediation, arbitration and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms for employment disputes.
Our Mission
To produce high-quality interdisciplinary research that advances evidence-based policymaking, strengthens labour governance and promotes legal frameworks that support fair, inclusive and sustainable labour markets.
Read More About UsAcademic Engagement
Through participation in international conferences and academic forums across the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Nigeria, the Zinago Institute contributes to global scholarly discussions on labour law, artificial intelligence, governance reform and the future of work.
These engagements strengthen research collaboration, knowledge exchange and the development of evidence-based legal and policy solutions to contemporary labour and governance challenges.
Policy Research & Working Papers
Translating academic research into practical policy recommendations for governments, international organisations and regulatory institutions.
The Zinago Institute for Policy and Socio-Legal Research produces policy-oriented research designed to inform public debate, support evidence-based policymaking and strengthen legal and institutional frameworks governing work, technology and social protection.
Through policy briefs, working papers and applied research reports, the Institute translates academic research into practical policy recommendations for governments, international organisations and regulatory institutions.
Policy Briefs
Policy briefs provide concise and accessible analyses of emerging legal and policy issues affecting labour markets, governance systems and technological transformation.
The Institute develops policy briefs addressing topics such as:
- Artificial intelligence regulation in labour markets
- Algorithmic management and worker protection
- Migration governance and labour mobility
- Prevention of workplace violence
Research Impact
Research produced through the Institute contributes to international academic and policy discussions on labour governance, technological transformation and institutional reform.
The Institute's work has been presented at international academic conferences hosted by institutions in the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Nigeria, reflecting its growing engagement in global research networks.
Training & Engagements
Training and Institutional Workshops
Organisations interested in professional training programmes, workshops or institutional capacity-building initiatives may contact the Institute for further information.
Training programmes include:
- Employment and labour law compliance
- Artificial intelligence and the future of work
- Workplace governance and organisational accountability
- Prevention of workplace violence and harassment
- Occupational safety and health
- Mediation and dispute resolution in employment relations
Media and Speaking Engagements
The Institute also welcomes invitations for:
- Academic conferences
- Policy consultations
- Expert commentary
- Public lectures
- Professional training programmes
Leadership
Dr. Nancy Nzom
Founder
Zinago Institute for Policy and Socio-Legal Research
Nigeria
Daniel Moses Eyyazo
Research Director
Zinago Institute for Policy and Socio-Legal Research
Nigeria
Affiliation: Nasarawa State University, Keffi
Maryann Amaka Adinnu
Director Media and Communications
Zinago Institute for Policy and Socio-Legal Research
Nigeria