AD900: Nigerians view religious leaders as more trustworthy, less corrupt than public institutions

Most citizens express tolerant attitudes toward people of other religions.

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Publisher	Afrobarometer
Date	2024-11-14
Type	Dispatch
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AD900: Nigerians view religious leaders as more trustworthy, less corrupt than public institutions. Afrobarometer, 2024. Vero Archive, record afrobarometer:publication/ad900-nigerians-view-religious-leaders-as-more-trustworthy-less-corrupt-than-public-institutions.