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Afrobarometer Survey 2000, Round 1

Nigeria, 2000
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NGA_2000_AFB-R1_v01_M
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The Institute for Democracy in South Africa (IDASA), Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), Michigan State University (MSU)
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Q91 Identity (Q91)

Data file: nig_r1_data.sav

Overview

Valid: 3603
Invalid: -
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 200
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Start: 297
End: 299
Width: 3
Range: 1 - 200
Format: Numeric

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Literal question
91. We have spoken to many Nigerians and they have all described themselves in different ways. Some people describe themselves in terms of their language, ethnic groups, or religion, and others describe themselves in economic terms, such as working class, middle class, or a farmer. Besides being Nigerian, which specific group to do you feel you belong to first and foremost?
Categories
Value Category Cases
1 Christian 558
15.5%
2 Muslim 185
5.1%
3 Clergyman/Evangelist/Pastor 2
0.1%
4 Alfa 1
0%
5 Jehovah witness 0
0%
6 Religious followers/groups 8
0.2%
7 Church choir 0
0%
8 Free thinker 0
0%
9 Eckist 0
0%
10 Yoruba 841
23.3%
11 Igbo/Ibo 248
6.9%
12 Egba 6
0.2%
13 Delta/Urhobo 38
1.1%
14 Ibibio/Calabar/Efik 23
0.6%
15 Edo/Ologbo 34
0.9%
16 Hausa 212
5.9%
17 Ijebu 0
0%
18 Owo 1
0%
19 Akwa Ibom 5
0.1%
20 Oyo 0
0%
21 Awori 1
0%
22 Osun 0
0%
23 Ekiti 3
0.1%
24 Idanre 4
0.1%
25 Tiv 43
1.2%
26 Ijesha 1
0%
27 Ibarapa people 1
0%
28 Ibadan Indigenes 1
0%
29 Igbira 2
0.1%
30 Ijaw 25
0.7%
31 Abriba 0
0%
32 Annang/Annang man 7
0.2%
33 Ngwa 2
0.1%
34 Aguobo-owa 1
0%
35 Enugu state 1
0%
36 Eke 2
0.1%
37 Obonohia 1
0%
38 Okpe 2
0.1%
39 Ethnic group 1
0%
40 Isoko 4
0.1%
41 Odwyn 0
0%
42 Itsekiri 0
0%
43 Ishan man/Esan 1
0%
44 Auchi 1
0%
45 Kwale 1
0%
46 Igoto 1
0%
47 Ikwerre 22
0.6%
48 Kalabari 5
0.1%
49 Efche 0
0%
50 Okirika 1
0%
51 Igala 6
0.2%
52 Biafrar 1
0%
53 Burah 2
0.1%
54 Northerners 32
0.9%
55 Eggon 3
0.1%
56 Southerners 2
0.1%
57 Dan Katsina 2
0.1%
58 Dan Laribar Rimi 2
0.1%
59 Kanuri 39
1.1%
60 Fulani 18
0.5%
61 Marghi 2
0.1%
62 Gwori 3
0.1%
63 Mandara 1
0%
64 Goemai 1
0%
65 Angas 1
0%
66 Kiibo 1
0%
67 Ngas 3
0.1%
68 Niggi 1
0%
69 Birom 5
0.1%
70 Ronkwlere 3
0.1%
71 Berum 11
0.3%
72 Chawai 0
0%
73 Mwaghavul 3
0.1%
74 Jarawa 8
0.2%
75 Ridri 1
0%
76 Yeskwa 1
0%
77 Ankua 0
0%
78 Youm 0
0%
79 Rukuba 1
0%
80 Miamgo 1
0%
81 Jukun 2
0.1%
82 Iregwe 1
0%
83 Mada 0
0%
84 Kabba/Koro 1
0%
85 Buji 0
0%
86 Zar 1
0%
87 Minnor 1
0%
88 Barbari 0
0%
89 Biru 1
0%
90 Bagere 3
0.1%
91 Ogah 1
0%
92 Tangale 1
0%
93 Bauchi 1
0%
94 Gyerawa 3
0.1%
95 Bagara 2
0.1%
96 Sayawa 1
0%
97 Waga 2
0.1%
98 Lungada 1
0%
99 Margi 0
0%
100 Idoma 2
0.1%
101 Fyeru 2
0.1%
102 Matakun 1
0%
103 Shuwa 1
0%
104 Udochi 1
0%
105 Babur 0
0%
106 Shuwan Arab 1
0%
107 Ortaregh 1
0%
108 Mbalaa 1
0%
109 Ormbalaa 1
0%
110 Peace maker 7
0.2%
111 House wife 97
2.7%
112 Human right activist/campaigner 1
0%
113 Democratic 1
0%
114 Queen 0
0%
115 Ordinary person 2
0.1%
116 Great person 1
0%
117 A woman 10
0.3%
118 Hardworking man/lady 5
0.1%
119 Responsible person 11
0.3%
120 Godly people 1
0%
121 Independent person/woman 3
0.1%
122 Honest person 8
0.2%
123 Ambitious person 1
0%
124 Gentle man 6
0.2%
125 Simple man 1
0%
126 Respectful fellow 1
0%
127 A good samaritan 2
0.1%
128 Patriotic citizen 1
0%
129 Community forum 1
0%
130 Literate person 0
0%
131 Considerate person 0
0%
132 Sociable person 0
0%
133 Sports man/Footballer 1
0%
134 A Nigerian with conscience 0
0%
135 Confidential person 1
0%
136 Poor woman/man 8
0.2%
137 Young adult 1
0%
138 Elderly man/old man 4
0.1%
139 Effective man 1
0%
140 A graduate 1
0%
141 Hajiyan 2
0.1%
142 Black race 1
0%
143 Common man 0
0%
144 Faithful Nigerian/Loyal person 2
0.1%
145 Husiter 1
0%
146 Black man 1
0%
147 Millionaire 1
0%
148 Generous person 1
0%
149 As a leader 1
0%
150 Ethnic champion 0
0%
151 Businessman/woman/market woman 65
1.8%
152 Trader 89
2.5%
153 Civil servant/Govt worker 22
0.6%
154 Proffessionals 4
0.1%
155 Technicians/Electrician 8
0.2%
156 Teachers 25
0.7%
157 Lawyers 3
0.1%
158 Contractors/Bricklayers 5
0.1%
159 Security man 1
0%
160 Accountant/Chief auditor 5
0.1%
161 Pharmacist 3
0.1%
162 Farmer 227
6.3%
163 Computer scientist 1
0%
164 Fashion designer/tailor 20
0.6%
165 Butcher 2
0.1%
166 Retired man/woman 4
0.1%
167 Fisher 1
0%
168 Driver 14
0.4%
169 Mechanic 8
0.2%
170 Artist 3
0.1%
171 Hairdresser 4
0.1%
172 Nurse 6
0.2%
173 Furniture maker/Carpenter 7
0.2%
174 Bridgade 0
0%
175 Engineer 6
0.2%
176 Non governmental organisation (NGO) 0
0%
177 Native doctor/Traditional healer 3
0.1%
178 Unemployed/Applicant 6
0.2%
179 Welder 1
0%
180 Doctor 1
0%
181 Soldier 2
0.1%
182 Musician 1
0%
183 Professional Architect 0
0%
184 Trade union 1
0%
185 Vulcanizer 1
0%
186 Journalist 1
0%
187 Working class 63
1.7%
188 Middle class/Average Nigeria 115
3.2%
189 Student/Scholar 145
4%
190 Lower class/low income earners/masses 22
0.6%
191 Upper class/rich man 7
0.2%
192 Elites 3
0.1%
193 Politician/Counsellors 8
0.2%
194 The interlectuals 4
0.1%
195 Youth 1
0%
196 My language 1
0%
197 Parliamentary organisation 1
0%
198 Waizam 1
0%
199 Dairimi 0
0%
200 No answ 12
0.3%
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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