Vote-Buying Increased in 2023 Nigerian Elections, Says National Bureau of Statistics

 

The Nigerian Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has released a report on corruption in Nigeria, which includes findings on vote-buying during the 2023 general elections. According to the report, there was an increase in vote-buying compared to the 2019 elections, with the Northwest zone recording the highest incidence. The report defines vote-buying as offering money, goods, or favors in exchange for a voter’s vote. While some citizens reported being offered bribes, others said they were not influenced by these offers. The report provides a detailed analysis of vote-buying by zone and demographic group. The NBS survey aims to provide insights into corruption patterns and trends in Nigeria.

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