Ahead of
the 2015 General Election in Nigeria,
the CLEEN Foundation and the Afrobarometer Network wishes to invite you to the
First Public Presentation of findings of the Round 6 (R6) on the theme Democracy
and Political Participation in Nigeria,
The presentation of findings from the survey explores the attitude of
Nigerians on a number of crucial issues including their understanding of
democracy and its implementation in Nigeria, their experience in
political participation including voting in previous elections, participation
in political activities as well as demand for accountability, good governance
and representation. The presentation also covers attitudes and expectations of
Nigerians towards the forthcoming General Elections in Nigeria.
Considering the crucial importance of the elections and the relevance of
your organisation in the discourse of such national matters, we look forward to
your presence in the meeting and feedback on the findings of the survey.
Afrobarometer
Afrobarometer is an
African-led, non-partisan research network that conducts public attitude
surveys on democracy, governance, economic conditions, and related issues
across more than 30 countries in Africa. Five rounds of surveys were conducted between
1999 and 2013, and Round 6 surveys are currently under way (2014-2015).
Afrobarometer conducts face-to-face interviews in the language of the
respondent’s choice with nationally representative samples of between 1,200 and
2,400 respondents.
The Afrobarometer team
in Nigeria,
led by CLEEN Foundation and Practical Sampling International PSI, interviewed
2,400 adult Nigerians between November and December 2014. A sample of this size
yields results with a margin of error of [+/-2%] at a 95% confidence level.
Previous surveys have been conducted in Nigeria in 1999, 2003, 2005, 2008,
2012 and 20014.
For more information, please visit www.afrobarometer.org.
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