Unemployment, poverty, and religious beliefs drive some Nigerians to join extremist groups, according to Afrobarometer survey

Nigerians say unemployment, poverty, and religious beliefs are the main reasons why some citizens join extremist groups, a recent Afrobarometer survey indicates.

Files

PDF · 174.0 KB · text indexed, 6,252 characters
SHA-256 f26e5569e94b6f7fd8bbaf381df69680370daa98199926932c2753d4fe1141c7
from https://www.afrobarometer.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/nig_r7_pr2_unemployment-poverty-and-religious-beliefs-drive-nigerians-to-join-extremist-groups.pdf
Open Download

Source	Afrobarometer
Collection	Geodata and statistics
Kind	Document
Publisher	Afrobarometer
Date	2018-01-15
Type	News release
Details	afrobarometer news-releases (select-countries=nigeria)
Found at	https://www.afrobarometer.org/articles/unemployment-poverty-and-religious-beliefs-drive-some-nigerians-join-extremist-groups/
Archived copy	Look it up in the Wayback Machine
Record ID	`afrobarometer:articles/unemployment-poverty-and-religious-beliefs-drive-some-nigerians-join-extremist-groups`

Cite this record

Unemployment, poverty, and religious beliefs drive some Nigerians to join extremist groups, according to Afrobarometer survey. Afrobarometer, 2018. Vero Archive, record afrobarometer:articles/unemployment-poverty-and-religious-beliefs-drive-some-nigerians-join-extremist-groups.