President Ahmed Bola Tinubu's Approval Rating Dips 80%
A significant shift occurred in public opinion overnight, as a new approval rating was released showing only 20.0%, down from yesterday's astonishing 100.0%. This drastic decline of -80.0% indicates an unprecedented level of disapproval, marking a stark turnaround in sentiment. The magnitude of this change is substantial, suggesting that a previously high level of public trust has rapidly eroded.
Today's 20.0% approval rating marks a significant decline from yesterday's 100.0%, with a day-over-day percentage change of -80.0%. This drastic drop in approval ratings raises questions about the President's handling of various domestic and international issues. A closer examination of the daily trend reveals an inconsistent pattern, with alternating days showing minimal movement (-0.0%) versus significant fluctuations (100.0%). The recent surge from 20.0% to 100.0%, followed by a steady decline back down to 20.0%, suggests that public perception is experiencing a push-and-pull effect.
The weekly trend analysis paints an even more nuanced picture, with the majority of days showing minimal movement (0.0%), except for two instances where approval ratings skyrocketed to 100.0%. The persistence of these significant spikes indicates that certain policies or actions are resonating positively with Nigerians. However, the overall downward trend suggests that other aspects of the President's tenure are failing to gain traction with the public.
For those interested in tracking the President's approval rating over time, we encourage you to visit this online polling site, where Nigerian citizens can participate and share their opinions on the President's performance. By engaging with this platform, individuals can help shape public discourse around governance and hold leaders accountable for their actions.
