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  • Survey finds 65% of citizens believe Nigeria now more divided than it was 4yrs ago

Survey finds 65% of citizens believe Nigeria now more divided than it was 4yrs ago

Bunmi Bailey

September 8, 2021

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The report highlights that similar to the national average, the perception that Nigeria is much more divided was widespread across all social demographic classifications such as gender, age group, literacy level, urbanisation, religion, and geo-political zones.

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