Despite being home to vast water resources, many communities still struggle with inadequate access to potable water, leading to health risks, reduced quality of life, and economic hardship. This documentary highlights the water crisis within Mabushi area of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

We must fight for equality in every aspect of a woman's life, every woman should have the freedom to decide what is best for her. A woman who breaks down barriers is one who ignore limits. Stand to protect and support the rights of women because at @NOIPolls everyone in valuable. #IWD2025 #AccelerateAction #NOIPollsVoices #ActionForReproductiveHealth

There is nothing a man can do that women cannot do better - and in heels - because the empowered woman is powerful beyond measure and beautiful beyond description. As an organisation, we have seen what women can do with the exceptional talented and beautiful women who work with us. And in#acceleratingaction, we support their dreams, give them power to accomplish and achieve milestones because we will all be better off for it. Happy International Women's Day #accelerateaction #noipollsvoices #noiwomen

Results from the 10th round of Afrobarometer survey are in - and in Nigeria they show many Nigerians disapprove of the removal of petrol subsidy, are more concerned about the state of insecurity and poverty than they are about democracy and rights; and confidence in government on the wane.

Disclaimer: This is NTA's news reporting on the dissemination of Afrobarometer Round 10 survey findings in Nigeria. Upload is for record purpose entirely, and in no way reflects a claim on the video.

The Afrobarometer Round 10 survey finds that democracy and rights are at the bottom of issues Nigerians want the government to tackle, indicating a deficit of trust in public institutions. Folashade Arigbabu, Programme Officer, Socio Economic Rights and Accountability Project, on a panel at the public dissemination by NOIPolls unpacks how to rebuild public trust

Disclaimer: This is Arise News' news reporting on the maiden edition of NOIPolls Spelling Bee Competition. Upload is for record purpose entirely, and in no way reflects a claim on the video.

Disclaimer: This is AIT's news reporting on the maiden edition of NOIPolls Spelling Bee Competition. Upload is for record purpose entirely, and in no way reflects a claim on the video.

More than eight in 10 Nigerians in the past year are unaware of any government programme or initiative meant to support citizens going through economic hardship, a survey has found. And 81 in 100 of those who are aware of any intervention said they have not benefited from any. The survey by the polling and research organisation NOIPolls released this January shows a gap in awareness and effectiveness of support programmes. In its report “Economic Coping Mechanism Poll”, it describes the gap as “concerning”.

2025 is already off to a strong start but what do Nigerians want the government to prioritise? The New Year Poll by @NOIPolls finds 12 economic areas citizens want the government to focus on this year - and how the different sectors matter to Nigerians

Religion and governance, when aligned in trust, provide the moral compass and practical action needed to uplift humanity. Hence, should the Government regulate religion?

In making Social Cohesion work; deliberate state policy is required to achieve an appreciable level of social cohesion, integration and national unity which translate into development all achieved through mass orientation and education. - Majeed Dahiru from @lux #NOIPollsOnDataChat #NOIPollsVoices

Intra faith dialogue is imperative to addressing the religious separatism experienced in Nigeria. It bridges the gaps in religious orientation and beliefs. #NOIPollsOnDataChat #NOIPollsVoices

We are just a variation of the same cultural common wealth in Nigeria. Threads of similarities runs through the common wealth of Nigeria hence leaders and citizens need to promote and unify us as a nation.

Social cohesion serves as the bond linking individuals and communities, fostering a sense of unity, shared goals, and mutual respect. It is essential for progress, ensuring that everyone in society feels included, valued, and empowered to contribute to shared development. The discussion on #NOIPollsDataChat highlights the importance of social cohesion in Nigeria, even amidst existing differences. #NOIPollsVoices #DataChat

Political freedom cannot exist in any land where religion controls the state, and religious freedom cannot exist in any land where the state controls religion. Here's what Majeed Dahiru from @LUXTERRALEADERSHIPFOUNDATION had to say. #NOIPollsOnDataChat #NOIPollsVoices

How much can reliance on religious leaders for welfare potentially shape the attitudes, opinions, and behaviors of millions of Nigerians over public institutions? Watch Majeed Dahiru on #NOIPollsDataChat give context on the inadequacies of state and citizens reliance to religious leaders.

Faith and religion are integral to life in Nigeria, given that we are a devoutly spiritual society. Often, citizens turn to religious figures instead of secular officials to tackle issues, positioning these leaders as peacekeepers and negotiators due to their leadership of vast congregations in their religious settings. Majeed Dahiru of Lux Terra Leadership foundation discusses the impact and the trust people place on religious leaders over government institutions.

What a fantastic year it has been for us all NOIPolls. We ended the year with the second edition of Ovation Awards, recognising staff who have given their best in the last five or 10 years of their life making NOIPolls stand out in the field of polling and research in Africa

Nigeria a nation of strength, resilience, and limitless potentials. A journey of 64 years what has been Nigeria's greatest achievement since independence?

Mr. Mukang Baklit, the third collaborator in the climate change compendium, further scrutinizes the repercussions of climate change on means of livelihood, with a particular focus on agriculture given its pivotal role in the economy and the dependency of numerous livelihoods on it. Such hurdles to subsistence include the risk of food scarcity and the escalating prices of food and crops, among others.

In his presentation, Prof. Akinbobola Ademola highlighted the measures and actions necessary to cope with the repercussions of climate change on agriculture. He stressed the critical importance of obtaining meteorological and climatic knowledge.

Converge2.0 showcased collaboration between NOIPolls and the academia, with the launch of a climate change compendium published alongside the survey report. Prof. Grace Oluokoi, a professor of urban planning and environmental management at Lead City University, Ibadan, presented her research article.

The climate change survey conducted by NOIPolls served as the foundation for the #Converge 2.0 policy discussion, focusing on the public's understanding of climate change as a shift in weather patterns. Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Chike Nwangwu presents findings of the survey at the conference.

In Converge 2024, experts and stakeholders in the environmental field came together to discuss comprehensive and future-oriented strategies for addressing climate change.

At the #ClimateChange policy dialogue key recommendations as enhancing renewable energy adoption, promoting sustainable agriculture and investing in climate-resilient infrastructure emerged. How do we forge a path towards a greener future? Here's what the panel session had to share! #NOIPollsConverge #Converge2.0 #OurClimateOurEnvironment

NOIPolls hit the street to get citizens perception on Climate Change. Find out what the street is saying! #NOIPollsVoices #NOIPollsVoxPop

In enhancing coordinated actions to address #ClimateChange , it is imperative for the government, stakeholders to unify efforts and capitalize on latest technologies, plans, and procedures in ensuring evolving climate doesn't amplify the already complex strains on food supply and environmental systems. More on #NOIPolls documentary! #Converge2.0 #OurClimateOurEnvironment

In a developed democracy, systems are established to prioritize the well-being of individuals as these individuals have a direct link to the government or organization through their work and standard of living. Therefore, Africa must enhance its ability to create policies that benefit both the general population and businesses. - Tunde Salman.