Press office · Press kit
Logo, boilerplate, methodology & story angles
Everything journalists and researchers need to cite, cover, or co-publish NigeriaPolls work. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Logo pack (PNG, SVG)
Primary mark in NigeriaPolls green (#008751), lockups, transparent and monochrome variants.
Download logo.pngMethodology one-pager
Sampling frame, modes, weighting, field cadence, quality controls.
Open methodologyAbout NigeriaPolls
Governance model, methodology commitments, and research desk.
Read moreOpen data hub
All datasets CC BY 4.0 — download CSVs for any poll.
Browse datasetsBoilerplate (for journalists)
NigeriaPolls is Nigeria’s independent public-opinion and strategic research platform. We run multi-mode polls (web and SMS) on rapid 48 to 72 hour cycles, weight to national demographics, and publish every dataset under CC BY 4.0. We track all 36 governors, 109 senators, 360 House of Representatives members, and 882 state assembly members, the most comprehensive Nigerian legislative directory available.
Attribution string
Source: NigeriaPolls (https://nigeriapolls.com) · CC BY 4.0
Story angles we can speak to
- • Why Nigerian youth are not hopeful about jobs (Youth Employment Hope Index)
- • The Speaker accountability gap across 36 state assemblies
- • SMS polling at scale, reaching the feature-phone majority
- • What CC BY 4.0 means for African civic data
- • Healthcare access by state and by income (Healthcare Access Index)
- • Telecoms infrastructure and the real cost of reaching rural Nigeria
- • NigeriaPolls, Afrobarometer and NOI Polls compared
- • Inside a 2,047-respondent national sampling frame
Governance and company detail
NigeriaPolls is the trading name of Academic Support Services NG Ltd, RC 9416237, registered at Shop B2, NAF Shopping Mall, Ikeja, Lagos. Our published commitments are at Sustainability and Gender equality.
Press contact
Embargoed access, interviews with the research lead, custom analysis, fact-checks:
[email protected]Response time: within 4 business hours (WAT, UTC+1).
