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Nigerians
have given
President
Muhammadu
Buhari 64 per
cent average
in its overall
job
performance
rating after
one year in
office.
The latest
polls results
by NOIPolls
Limited
released on
Monday
revealed that
President
Buhari’s
approval
rating
between June
2015 and May
2016 ranged
from his
highest of 80
per cent in
October 2015
to the lowest
of 42 per cent
in April 2016.
NOIPolls
regularly
conducts
periodic
opinion polls
and studies
on various
socio-
economic and
political
issues in
Nigeria.
Compared to
one year ago,
the poll said
44 per cent of
Nigerians now
believe the
country was
currently
moving in the
right direction
under
President
Buhari,
against the
opinion of 37
per cent of
the sample
population
that said the
country was
moving in the
wrong
direction.
Only 19 per
cent said the country
was neither moving in
the right nor wrong
direction.
Further analysis of
specific indices of the
study showed that
Nigerians rated as
average at 55 and 47
per cent the
president’s
performance on
corruption and
national security
respectively, while 14
per cent rated very
poorly his
performance on job
creation and handling
of the economy (21
per cent).
On the most
important issue(s)
the administration
should focus its
attention on over the
remaining three years,
the poll said Nigerians
identified
unemployment (21
per cent), power (17
per cent), and the
economy (16 per cent)
as top priority areas.
Details of the findings
based on geo-political
zones indicated that
the North-West and
North-East geopolitical
zones with the
highest proportion of
respondents gave the
president 81 per cent
each, while the South-
South and South-East
zones accounted for
the highest proportion
of respondents who
disapproved the
president’s
performance with 35
per cent each

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Nigerians
have given
President
Muhammadu
Buhari 64 per
cent average
in its overall
job
performance
rating after
one year in
office.
The latest
polls results
by NOIPolls
Limited
released on
Monday
revealed that
President
Buhari’s
approval
rating
between June
2015 and May
2016 ranged
from his
highest of 80
per cent in
October 2015
to the lowest
of 42 per cent
in April 2016.
NOIPolls
regularly
conducts
periodic
opinion polls
and studies
on various
socio-
economic and
political
issues in
Nigeria.
Compared to
one year ago,
the poll said
44 per cent of
Nigerians now
believe the
country was
currently
moving in the
right direction
under
President
Buhari,
against the
opinion of 37
per cent of
the sample
population
that said the
country was
moving in the
wrong
direction.
Only 19 per
cent said the country
was neither moving in
the right nor wrong
direction.
Further analysis of
specific indices of the
study showed that
Nigerians rated as
average at 55 and 47
per cent the
president’s
performance on
corruption and
national security
respectively, while 14
per cent rated very
poorly his
performance on job
creation and handling
of the economy (21
per cent).
On the most
important issue(s)
the administration
should focus its
attention on over the
remaining three years,
the poll said Nigerians
identified
unemployment (21
per cent), power (17
per cent), and the
economy (16 per cent)
as top priority areas.
Details of the findings
based on geo-political
zones indicated that
the North-West and
North-East geopolitical
zones with the
highest proportion of
respondents gave the
president 81 per cent
each, while the South-
South and South-East
zones accounted for
the highest proportion
of respondents who
disapproved the
president’s
performance with 35
per cent each

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Nigerians
have given
President
Muhammadu
Buhari 64 per
cent average
in its overall
job
performance
rating after
one year in
office.
The latest
polls results
by NOIPolls
Limited
released on
Monday
revealed that
President
Buhari’s
approval
rating
between June
2015 and May
2016 ranged
from his
highest of 80
per cent in
October 2015
to the lowest
of 42 per cent
in April 2016.
NOIPolls
regularly
conducts
periodic
opinion polls
and studies
on various
socio-
economic and
political
issues in
Nigeria.
Compared to
one year ago,
the poll said
44 per cent of
Nigerians now
believe the
country was
currently
moving in the
right direction
under
President
Buhari,
against the
opinion of 37
per cent of
the sample
population
that said the
country was
moving in the
wrong
direction.
Only 19 per
cent said the country
was neither moving in
the right nor wrong
direction.
Further analysis of
specific indices of the
study showed that
Nigerians rated as
average at 55 and 47
per cent the
president’s
performance on
corruption and
national security
respectively, while 14
per cent rated very
poorly his
performance on job
creation and handling
of the economy (21
per cent).
On the most
important issue(s)
the administration
should focus its
attention on over the
remaining three years,
the poll said Nigerians
identified
unemployment (21
per cent), power (17
per cent), and the
economy (16 per cent)
as top priority areas.
Details of the findings
based on geo-political
zones indicated that
the North-West and
North-East geopolitical
zones with the
highest proportion of
respondents gave the
president 81 per cent
each, while the South-
South and South-East
zones accounted for
the highest proportion
of respondents who
disapproved the
president’s
performance with 35
per cent each

www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/204367-one-year-office-noi-poll-gives-buhari-64-approval-rating.html

I don tire for naija I don tire for naija

Fairest poll so far. Mr Presido, the good people of Nigeria are still behind you and are praying for the success of this administration. Only the Ugandans (like the poster above/beneath) are mourning. God bless you Mr Presido!!

Bad news to hating wailers.

Mr Bismarck Rewane said it all yesterda on Channels TV -- PMB has a Trust Surplus with the people but with physical deficit, whereas GEJ had both Trust and Physical Deficits.

Soundbite of the day.

Inside the room. On the desk top.

really?

I was not part of the poll. How about you? Menh na mere figures jare everybody knows Pmb have failed woefully

sanandreas:
I was not part of the poll. How about you? Menh na mere figures jare everybody knows Pmb have failed woefully

Don't mnd them, let them continue lieing. They can't cover or hide truth for long