Baseline, midline and endline surveys
Household and individual surveys built around your results framework, so you can show where a programme started and what changed.
For development partners
Survey research and data collection across Nigeria
We design and run surveys, assessments and monitoring for NGOs, UN agencies, implementing partners and research firms. Our interviewers are Nigerian, based across the country, and work in the languages people actually speak.
36 + FCT
States covered
5
Interview languages
4
Ways we collect data
Every one
Interviews verified
What we do
Knowledge, attitude and practice (KAP) surveys
For health, nutrition, WASH, education and behaviour change programmes, with results broken down by state, sex and age.
Needs assessments
Household interviews, key informant interviews and focus groups to find out what communities, schools and facilities actually need.
Third-party monitoring
Independent checks that activities, distributions and services happened as reported, with geotagged evidence and beneficiary interviews.
Household and phone surveys at scale
Phone surveys from our nationwide sampling frame, plus in-person data collection through our field partner network, across all 36 states and the FCT.
Fieldwork for research firms
We run Nigerian fieldwork under your methodology and standards when you need extra capacity, a faster turnaround or coverage in particular states.
How we work in the field
- Interviewers based across the country, so the person asking the questions usually lives in the state being surveyed.
- Interviews in English, Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo and Pidgin.
- Four ways to collect: in person, live phone interview, SMS and WhatsApp. The mode is recorded on every response.
Quality controls
- Quotas by state, sex and age, with weighting to National Population Commission figures.
- Every recorded interview is checked against the approved questionnaire, not a sample of them.
- Back-checks re-contact a share of completed interviews.
- Full accounting of every interview that is accepted or rejected, and why.
- A live, read-only dashboard so you can watch fieldwork as it happens.
Senior researchers
Senior academics join our teams on larger assessments, leading on design, analysis and reporting.
Prof. Adedeji Julius Ogunleye
Professor of Psychology, Ekiti State University
Social and organisational psychologist with 28 years of teaching and research and more than 55 publications. His work covers young people, employability, entrepreneurship, gender and survey measurement.
PublicationsCompany details
- Registered name
- Academic Support Services NG Ltd, trading as NigeriaPolls
- CAC registration
- RC 9416237
- UN Global Marketplace
- UNGM 1283542
- Office
- Shop B2, NAF Shopping Mall, along Local Airport Road, Ikeja, Lagos
Data protection
We handle respondent data under the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023. Respondents can ask what we hold about them and have it deleted.
Talk to us about your next study
Send us your terms of reference or a short description of what you need to learn. We reply within one working day, and we are happy to start with a single-state pilot.