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More than 8 in 10 Nigerians (85%) say the country’s economic condition is bad, a 27-percentage-point increase compared to 2020. Six in 10 (62%) describe it as “very bad”.

As Nigerians countdown to the 2023 general elections, NOIPolls conducts its Election Series poll to seek the views of Nigerians on electoral processes. The second in the series of the monthly countdown to the 2023 general elections key findings show: - Majority of registered voters (95 percent) have acknowledged that they are looking forward to voting in the 2023 general elections.  - A huge...

As Nigerians countdown to the 2023 general elections, NOIPolls conducts its Election Series poll to seek the views of Nigerians on electoral processes. The second in the series of the monthly countdown to the 2023 general elections key findings show: - Majority of registered voters (95 percent) have acknowledged that they are looking forward to voting in the 2023 general elections.  - A huge...

Despite women accounting for almost half of the total population of Nigeria (49.3 percent), Nigeria is still plagued with gender disparity. According to the world Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Report 2020, Nigeria globally is ranking of 128 out of 153 in the Gender Gap. Findings from the Round 9 Afrobarometer survey shows Nigerian women face persistent disadvantages, limited support for gende...

Despite women accounting for almost half of the total population of Nigeria (49.3 percent), Nigeria is still plagued with gender disparity. According to the world Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Report 2020, Nigeria globally is ranking of 128 out of 153 in the Gender Gap. Findings from the Round 9 Afrobarometer survey shows Nigerian women face persistent disadvantages, limited support for gende...

New public opinion poll conducted to evaluate the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) popularly called Petrol revealed that majority of adult Nigerians (89 percent) nationwide lamented over the impact of the cost of petrol on their spending on other commodities and that of their household. Across the country, Nigerians (53 percent) who use petrol disclosed that they buy petrol at an average retail...

New public opinion poll conducted to evaluate the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) popularly called Petrol revealed that majority of adult Nigerians (89 percent) nationwide lamented over the impact of the cost of petrol on their spending on other commodities and that of their household. Across the country, Nigerians (53 percent) who use petrol disclosed that they buy petrol at an average retail...

While Nigerians highlighted and express dissatisfaction for the just closed Voter Registration Challenges, Transparency in electoral processes (27 percent), Ensure more security agents are present in all Polling Units across the country (23 percent) were measures they expect INEC Nigeria to put in place before the 2023 general elections.

While Nigerians highlighted and express dissatisfaction for the just closed Voter Registration Challenges, Transparency in electoral processes (27 percent), Ensure more security agents are present in all Polling Units across the country (23 percent) were measures they expect INEC Nigeria to put in place before the 2023 general elections.

Gender-based violence (GBV) ranks third among the most important women’s-rights issues that Nigerians want their government and society to address. While about 8 in 10 Nigerians (79 percent) say it is “never justified” for a man to physically discipline his wife a majority (58 percent) of citizens say violence against women is “not very common” or “not at all common” in their community, but 41 per...

Gender-based violence (GBV) ranks third among the most important women’s-rights issues that Nigerians want their government and society to address. While about 8 in 10 Nigerians (79 percent) say it is “never justified” for a man to physically discipline his wife a majority (58 percent) of citizens say violence against women is “not very common” or “not at all common” in their community, but 41 per...

A new public opinion poll conducted by NOIPolls has revealed that 69 percent of Adult Nigerians are certain their votes will count during the 2023 general elections mainly because they believe so (38 percent). Among other reasons given, 23 percent mentioned they will monitor their votes at their polling units, 10 percent stated it is because they trust the Independence National Electoral Commissio...

With the 2023 general elections are fast approaching, Nigerians are getting ready for the general elections. A new public opinion poll conducted by NOIPolls has revealed that (69 percent) of Adult Nigerians are certain their votes will count during the 2023 general elections mainly because they believe so (38 percent).

The Presidential Approval Rating is a monthly snap poll conducted to get the views of Nigerians on Governments performance in the past one month and rate their performance in various sectors from Infrastructure, Education, Security, Healthcare amongst others. Furthermore, Nigerians polled rated governments performance in Healthcare (16 percent). 

Presidential Approval Rating is a monthly snap poll conducted to get the views of Nigerians on the performance of the Government in the past one month while rating their performance in various sectors as; Infrastructure, Healthcare, Education amongst others. Interestingly, Nigerians polled rated Governments performance in Health care (16 percent).

Recent poll findings revealed young adults aged 15 - 29 years old are most known abusers of drugs and substances. More findings indicated that the most abused illicit drug or substances in Nigeria is marijuana (41 percent), Codeine (22 percent) and Alcohol (17 percent) amongst other drugs and substances mentioned.

Almost 9 In 10 Nigerians Attest To High Incidence of Child Abuse In Nigeria (51 percent) of adult Nigerians acknowledged that they had personally seen children undergo abusive treatment in their localities. The South-South (57 percent) and North-West (56 percent) zones had more respondents who made this assertion. While physical abuse (35 percent), sexual abuse (28 percent) and abandonment (21 per...

Almost 9 in 10 Adult Nigerians Attest to a High Prevalence of Child Abuse in Nigeria. The poll revealed that (51 percent) of adult Nigerians acknowledged that they had personally seen children undergo abusive treatment in their localities with physical abuse (35 percent), sexual abuse (28 percent) and abandonment (21 percent) amongst other types. Interestingly, a higher percentage of adult Nigeria...

About one-third of Nigerian adults say they are unlikely to try to get vaccinated against COVID-19, including many who say they don’t believe the virus exists or is a serious threat, a new Afrobarometer study shows.

A new Afrobarometer study shows about one-third of Nigerian adults say they are unlikely to try to get vaccinated against COVID-19, including many who say they don’t believe the virus exists or is a serious threat. Interestingly, fewer than 4 in 10 citizens report having received a vaccination against the virus.

According to @UN 176 million children under five witness domestic violence on a regular basis and children who bully others are twice as likely to have been exposed to domestic violence than other children. NOIPolls reviews findings from its bullying poll with focus on the responses and preventive measures.

According to findings from the Tolerance for Diversity Survey Report (Afrobarometer Round 8, April 2021), 6 in 10 (62 percent) of Nigerians think there is more that unites all Nigerians. Interestingly, while (72 percent) of Nigerians say diverse communities are stronger, (25 percent) believe homogeneous communities are stronger. 

This edition on The Podium focuses on  GENDER BASED VIOLENCE: LEGAL SANCTIONS AND STATE LEGISLATION to further interrogate the findings of NOIPolls  GENDER EQUALITY POLL.

Findings from the poll(s) revealed (87 percent) of Nigerians polled affirmed a high prevalence of malaria disease in the country, with (59 percent) of respondent at the time of the survey disclosing they had been diagnosed with malaria disease within the last 3 months.  Interestingly, (57 percent) of Respondents disclosed they go to hospitals for treatment; (16 percent) go to pharmacies while...

This edition, in commemoration of the World Day of Social Justice, January 20, focuses on RIGHTS VIOLATION, ACCOUNTABILITY, and DIGITAL MOBILISATION . This is to further interrogate the findings of our recently released Human Right Poll. The poll in focus: Human Rights Poll report (NOIPolls, December 2021). Two (2) interesting findings from the poll show that: 83 percent of adult Ni...