Source: THISDAY LIVE
The latest poll conducted by NOIPolls,
has revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari’s approval rating for the
month of June has nose-dived to 39 percent from the 48 percent he got in
May.
The rating which was made available to
the media, in Abuja, represents the lowest approval rating started 13
months ago. His rating was highest in October, peaking at 80 percent.
The investigators said: “This latest
score represents a 9-point decline when compared to the rating in May
which stood at 48 percent.”
In February, the president’s rating,
according to the survey, stood at 57 percent. An economic analyst told
THISDAY that there is no doubt that the economy is presently facing a
lot of crises.
The survey also revealed a decline in
the approval of the president across 5 geopolitical zones, when compared
to the month of May.
“The North-east, zone with 59 percent.
On the other hand the South-east and South-south zones had the least
approval rating of 8 percent and 24 percent respectively,” it said.
The president’s rating on sectoral bases
showed that Nigerians were dissatisfied in the areas of conflict
resolution, agriculture and food security with scores of 28 and 21
percent respectively.
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