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Governance approval rating flattens at 36% in June
The government's approval rating has stayed at 36% for a second month straight, since it first dipped from 45% in March to 36% in May.
Jul 16


Policing In Nigeria: Adult Nigerians Support State Policing and Demand Action on Profiling and Brutality
Police Conduct Through the Eyes of Citizens Abuja, Nigeria. June 9th, 2026 – A new public opinion poll conducted by NOIPolls reveals strong public backing for structural policing reform alongside persistent demands for visible changes in police conduct. Surveying Nigerians across all six geo-political zones, the poll finds that 72% of citizens support the creation of State Police forces, reflecting a broad consensus that decentralization will improve localized security and re
Jun 24


Democracy Day Poll: Nigerians dissatisfied with democracy but optimistic about its future
A new public opinion poll conducted by NOIPolls reveals significant public discontent with democratic governance in Nigeria.
Jun 11


Governance approval rating in 4-month streak of decline
Approval rating for the government slipped for the fourth consecutive time this year to 36% in May.
Jun 5


Governance approval rating slides to 45% in March
Governance approval rating for the administration slid to 45% in March, the second month of steady decline this year.
May 19


Videographer/editor opening at NOIPolls
NOIPolls is seeking a technically proficient Videographer/Editor to join the Corporate Communications Unit
Apr 24


Vacancy for graphics designer at NOIPolls
NOIPolls is seeking a Multimedia & Creative Producer with expertise in visual and auditory storytelling.
Apr 24


Adult Nigerians Divided on New Tax Policy: New Poll Reveals Deep Opposition and Trust Deficit
Infographics Abuja, Nigeria. March 26th, 2026 – A new public opinion poll conducted by NOIPolls has revealed that Nigerians are divided over the Federal Government’s new tax policy, with high awareness gap regarding the specifics of the policy. While 63 percent of Nigerians acknowledge the introduction of the new tax policy, their understanding of its intricacies remains shallow, with 38 percent admitting they have not heard much about the details. Furthermore, the poll reve
Apr 20
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