Nextier conducted a face-to-face poll of registered voters in
rural communities in 12 states in Nigeria.
1.
The poll yielded key insights into voter preferences and the
key issues that could shape the 2023 presidential election.
2.Three out of four Nigerians believe the country is headed in
the wrong direction. These ratios cut across all age groups.
3.Insecurity, bad governance, unemployment and a weak economy
are the most important issues for the survey respondents.
4.Insecurity, bad governance, unemployment and a weak economy
are the most important issues for the survey respondents.
5.Three out of four Nigerians believe the country is headed in
the wrong direction. These ratios cut across all age groups.
6.
Peter Obi currently leads voting intention at 40.37 percent of
survey respondents. Over 7 percent of the respondents are still
undecided.
7.
Rabiu Kwankwaso has the least net favourability of the
presidential candidates at -8.70 percent.
8.
Peter Obi recorded the highest level of preference with all age
ranges. Atiku Abubakar was second in each of those groups
except for the 65 – 74 years group
9.Atiku Abubakar has the highest preference among Moslems, while
Peter Obi is preferred by respondents that self-identify as religious
or not.
10.Peter Obi recorded the highest level of preference with all age
ranges. Atiku Abubakar was second in each of those groups
except for the 65 – 74 years group.
11.
Atiku Abubakar has the highest preference among Moslems, while
Peter Obi is preferred by respondents that self-identify as religious
or not.
12.
Atiku Abubakar and Bola Tinubu are preferred by respondents
with no educational qualification while Peter Obi is preferred
across most of the educational attainment groups.
13.
While Atiku Abubakar is preferred by respondent who chose not to
disclose their employment status (“blanks”), Peter Obi is preferred
by respondents across most of the employment groupings.
14.
Eight out of ten respondents stated in their words that they will
not change their preferred candidate before the elections.
15.
Radio, social media, and family/friends are the main channels
through which respondents obtain information on the candidates.
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