President Goodluck Jonathan’s performance rating has declined

 President Goodluck Jonathan’s performance rating has declined on 14% after the failures in realizing Chibok girls and ceasefire-deal with Boko Haram terrorists, Nigerian Tribune informs.

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President’s rating is low especially in the northern region. Such decline is caused by dashed hopes of Nigerians to achieve a higher level of national security.

According to results realised by NOIPolls for October, 14-points decline comes after September’s peak of 74 percent.

Survey shows a general decline of Jonathan’s rating across all geo-political zones with the greatest decline seen in the North- East (28-points) and the North-West (26-points) zones.

NOIPolls survey is based on the key elements of governmental policy including, ‘job creation’, ‘power’ ‘economy’, ‘health’, ‘education’, ‘agriculture and food security’, ‘transportation’ and ‘foreign policy and diplomacy’ as average.

However, his performance on ‘security’ was rated as very poor, implying that Nigerians are not satisfied with his achievement on this key area of his transformation agenda. In addition, an assessment of the current state of power revealed a worsened state in power supply to Nigerian households as reported by 47 per cent of the respondents with a higher proportion from the North-Central zone (58%).

“This poor state of power supply experienced by households across the nation was generally due to the drop in generated power by 1,000 megawatts in October 2014. Finally, this setback in power supply also contributed to the downward direction of the president’s approval rating in October. “

NOIPolls is the No.1 for country-specific polling services in the West African region, in technical partnership with Gallup (USA) to develop opinion research in Nigeria.

NOIPolls deliver forward-thinking research and relevant data on public opinion and consumer markets on a range of topics. It help enhance the activities of decision makers across all the vibrant sectors of the Nigerian economy. Also partners with policy makers, governments, donor agencies, civil societies, corporate organisations and the media to enhance their data set of information, ultimately adding value to their output.