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Afrobarometer is a pan-African, non-partisan survey research network that provides reliable data on African experiences and evaluations of democracy, governance, and quality of life. Recent survey conducted shows more than 8 in 10 Nigerians (85 percent) say the country’s economic condition is bad, a 27-percentage-point increase compared to 2020.

Afrobarometer is a pan-African, non-partisan survey research network that provides reliable data on African experiences and evaluations of democracy, governance, and quality of life. Recent survey conducted shows more than 8 in 10 Nigerians (85 percent) say the country’s economic condition is bad, a 27-percentage-point increase compared to 2020.

On October 1st, 1960, Nigeria was granted full independence from great Britain. In commemoration of Nigeria's 62nd Independence Day, a poll conducted by @NOIPolls showed 7 in 10 Nigerians express pride in being Nigerians, support call for restructuring.

On October 1st, 1960, Nigeria was granted full independence from great Britain. In commemoration of Nigeria's 62nd Independence Day, a poll conducted by @NOIPolls showed 7 in 10 Nigerians express pride in being Nigerians, support call for restructuring.

On October 1st, 1960, Nigeria was granted full independence from great Britain. In commemoration of Nigeria's 62nd Independence Day, a poll conducted by @NOIPolls showed 7 in 10 Nigerians express pride in being Nigerians, support call for restructuring.

The latest Afrobarometer survey shows; Crime and security rank at the top of the most important problems that Nigerians want the government to address. Highlights from the Survey: 

- Majority of Nigerians say they felt unsafe while walking in their neighborhood (61 percent) and feared crime in their home (51 percent) at least once during the previous year.

- Nigerians (84 percent) are concerned about abductions and kidnappings, including (65 percent) surveyed who say they are a “very serious” problem.

- Almost 6 in 10 Nigerians (58 percent) rate the handling of kidnappings and abductions by the police as “fairly bad” or “very bad”.

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:

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:

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 gender equality.