Public perception of Nigerian government’s fight against corruption improves, study shows

Public perceptions of the government’s fight against corruption have improved dramatically since 2015, a recent Afrobarometer survey in Nigeria indicates.

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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/public-perception-nigerian-governments-fight-against-corruption-improves-study-shows/
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Public perception of Nigerian government’s fight against corruption improves, study shows. Afrobarometer, 2018. Vero Archive, record afrobarometer:articles/public-perception-nigerian-governments-fight-against-corruption-improves-study-shows.