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 price between ₦181 – ₦200 per litre nationwide.

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 price between ₦181 – ₦200 per litre nationwide.

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 percent – and 45 percent of women – disagree.

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 percent – and 45 percent of women – disagree.

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 Commission (INEC) while another 10 percent stated that their votes will count because of the new electoral law.

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).