Sep 3 2010
Welcome to NOI Polls

NOI Polls is a Nigeria-based polling organization which works in partnership with The Gallup Poll (USA) to develop opinion research in Nigeria.

Nigeria currently has a large population of about 140 million, a thriving domestic economy and a decentralized government structure of 36 states, a federal capital territory and 774 local governments. Yet, there is no independent polling capability in the country to ensure that the voice of ordinary citizens is heard.
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May 2010 Snap Poll: Views of Nigerians on Same-sex Relationships

Currently in Nigeria, sexual activity among same-sex is illegal and punishable by up to 14 years imprisonment. In the 12 Northern states which have adopted Shari’a law, homosexual activity is punishable by stoning and there is no legal protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation. In addition, legislation is pending to criminalize same-sex marriage throughout Nigeria.Read More....
May 2010 Snap Poll: Views of Nigerians on Same-sex Relationships

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