Real-time national intelligence across six continuously updated indices. Last updated: June 2026
Approval
18
↓ 12%
Cost of Living
85
↑ 8%
Brand Health
62
↓ 3%
Electoral
45
↑ 5%
Policy
38
↓ 5%
Financial
54
↑ 2%
"Is Nigeria heading in the right direction?"
85%
say transport costs increased significantly post-subsidy removal
65%
certain to vote in 2027 elections
60%
not at all confident 2027 will be free and fair
6-month trend · Sample: 1,000 respondents
75%
Strongly Disapprove
7%
Somewhat Disapprove
15%
Strongly Approve
3%
Undecided
Component breakdown · Higher = more pressure
% saying Nigeria is heading in wrong direction
Very + Somewhat favourable combined
Most important issue influencing vote
Public approval by policy area
% of adults with access to financial services
Top 5 brands by net favourability score
Dangote
78
Net Favourability
MTN
72
Net Favourability
GTBank
68
Net Favourability
Nestlé
65
Net Favourability
Jumia
58
Net Favourability
Base: May 2023 = 100 · Current: 247
Tracking essential commodity prices across Nigeria
| Commodity | May 2023 | Current Price | Change | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Petrol (per litre) | ₦185 | ₦720 | +₦535 | +289% |
| Rice (50kg bag) | ₦35,000 | ₦85,000 | +₦50,000 | +143% |
| Bread (loaf) | ₦800 | ₦2,200 | +₦1,400 | +175% |
| Beans (1 mudu) | ₦1,200 | ₦3,200 | +₦2,000 | +167% |
| Garri (1 mudu) | ₦600 | ₦1,800 | +₦1,200 | +200% |
| Tomatoes (1 basket) | ₦8,000 | ₦35,000 | +₦27,000 | +338% |
| Chicken (whole) | ₦3,500 | ₦9,500 | +₦6,000 | +171% |
| Cooking Gas (12.5kg) | ₦9,000 | ₦18,000 | +₦9,000 | +100% |