NOI Polls

03/09/2026

Most Africans (71%) think that “African countries should be given greater influence in the decision making of international bodies like the United Nations.”
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02/09/2026

Over land and water, across all 36 states and the FCT, NOIPolls data collectors in the Afrobarometer Round 11 field team in Nigeria go the extra mile—literally!

02/09/2026

Governance approval rating ticked up to 54% in July — the first rise in 2026, buoyed by record approval for performance in sectors as agriculture and food security. Explore the data and what it could mean going into the rest of the year: https://www.noi-polls.com/post/approval-rating-rises-first-time-this-year

Approval rating for the performance of the government rose to 54% in July, the first increase this year.

02/09/2026

NOIPolls is expanding its footprint into Freetown, Sierra Leone.

As CEO Dr. Chike Nwangwu puts it, this milestone brings credible, timely data closer to local communities—driving better health outcomes, shaping continental policy, and strengthening local partnerships across Africa.

Watch the video to see how we're scaling up data capabilities to become Africa's most trusted research and analytics partner.

01/09/2026

A majority of Africans (62%) see China’s influence on their country as positive, compared to about half for the United States (52%) and the European Union (50%).
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30/08/2026

Africans are evenly split on whether immigrants are good or bad for their national economy.
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28/08/2026

Compared to a decade ago, fewer potential African migrants say they would move elsewhere in Africa, while more are looking to North America.
Interest in Europe has also ticked up.
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26/08/2026

Where do potential African migrants want to go?
📍32% say Europe
📍28% choose North America
📍22% would move elsewhere in Africa
(17% within their subregion, 5% elsewhere on the continent)
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