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Nigeria: Presidential Poll - Why Pollsters Got Outcome Wrong

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[Daily Trust] In the buildup to the 2023 general elections, many opinion polls were conducted, projecting the likely outcome of the presidential election. But the results indicated that the opinion polls were largely wrong in their predictions. In this analysis, experts have advanced reasons why pre-election polls in Nigeria don't conform with outcomes.

Source: allAfrica.com

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