As Nigerians go to the polls in 2023 to elect new leaders who will inherit arguably the most challenging set of economic and social problems in the country’s history, there is at least some good news to be found amid all the excitement and online jostling between rival supporters of the leading candidates. Trying to…
As Nigerians go to the polls in 2023 to elect new leaders who will inherit arguably the most challenging set of economic and social problems in the country’s history, there is at least some good news to be found amid all the excitement and online jostling between rival supporters of the leading candidates.
In late September, the US media giant, Bloomberg, made a splash by revealing the results of a poll of nearly 4,000 Nigerians it commissioned Premise Data Corp to conduct. It found that an astonishing 92% of those polled had decided on which candidate they would vote for, a good six months before the elections.
Yet another poll by SBM Intelligence for a private client found 51% of all respondents saying they would vote for Mr Obi and his Labour Party in the presidential elections, with more than half of them falling in the 18 – 35 age bracket. Bucking the trend of other polls, however, they found the Mr Abubakar and his PDP in second place at 30% ahead of Mr Tinubu’s APC with 15%.
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