How NSI produces a monthly snapshot
The Nigeria Stability Index runs in monthly cycles. We collect public signals and verified sources, review and validate inputs, then publish a stable snapshot on the 11th of each month. Here is how it works.
Collect public signals + verified sources
We gather anonymous public check-ins (stability score, mood, one-word descriptor) and combine them with verified data sources across security, economy, governance, investor confidence, and social stability.
Review + validation
Inputs are reviewed, submissions can be flagged where appropriate, and the editorial team prepares the official snapshot narrative, pillar scores, and spotlights. No automated scoring alone — human review is part of the process.
Publish monthly snapshot on the 11th
The snapshot is published and becomes the public report. Once locked, it stays immutable. Each month we deliver a calm, stable pulse on how Nigeria is holding together.
How we measure
We use a mix of public check-ins and editorial analysis, summarized into an overall score (1–10) and five pillar scores with short narratives. We do not collect personal identifiers. Spotlights on states or institutions are evidence-based and are not endorsements.
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