Poll Releases

A new public opinion poll released by NOIPolls has revealed that the top three key areas adult Nigerians want the government to focus its attention on in 2022 are security, reduction in prices of goods and services, economy and job creation. NOIPolls goes to the street to ask Nigerians the same question

All through October, Nigerians have been polled on seven different questions. This brings together responses to all the questions in one video.

Another Independence anniversary should be joyful but only 77 in 100 Nigerians say they are proud to be Nigerian, according to a survey by NOIPOlls. That is the lowest percentage of Nigerians to say they are proud to be Nigerians, down from ninety-three percent since 2012 when NOIPolls began asking the question “are you proud to be a Nigerian?” We have been on the streets to put the question to Nigerians and find out why.

Since 1960, which leaders - past or present - inspire Nigerians the most? The answers are surprising, a survey by NOIPolls finds

As Nigeria marks its 61st independence day anniversary, one question on the mind of many people both within and outside Nigeria is what Nigerians love most about their country?

For 40% of Nigerians, insecurity tops the list of issues the country has to address in the next one year, after marking its 61st Independence anniversary. It is a common concerning cutting across age groups, for people as young as 18, right up to people aged over 61.

More than 10 years since the scheme started, only 18 percent of Nigerians have any form of health insurance cover, an increase of 3 percent since 2019. Five percent of Nigerians have relatives and friends pay for them, but the remaining 77% pay out of pockets—a proportion that includes everyone from civil servants and professionals to self employed and the unemployed.

To mark the 2022 International Day of Women, NOIPolls goes to the street to ask what Nigerians think about gender inequality in support of an existing survey