Methodological Question: Nigerian Youth Baseline Report

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[John F Hall]

[Not SPSS but relevant sampling question]

 

This came with a pdf attached which I’ve checked: it’s genuine.  Colleagues on either list are better qualified than me to advise.  I changed the link to a URL and hope it works.

 

John Hall

 

From: Dabesaki Mac-Ikemenjima [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: 24 January 2014 10:35
To: Juanjo Medina
Cc: John F Hall; Dr. Thomas W. MacFarland; [hidden email]
Subject: Methodological Question: Nigerian Youth Baseline Report

 

Dear all,

The Nigerian National Bureau of Statistics recently published a Youth Baseline report (report is attached in case the link doesn't work) http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/pages/download/191. 

 

Following its release in December 2013, I have been trying to understand the methodology of the study, particularly the sample size and how exactly it was derived. 

 

The presentation of the report is confusing to me especially because the results are presented in several ‘estimated’ millions and the only stated secondary data source is for 'crime,' which is stated appropriately in thousands.

 

I would be so grateful if anyone with experience conducting large scale national/ household studies and/or understands census data from a developing country context could provide some guidance.

 

Sincere regards, Dabesaki

 

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Dabesaki Mac-Ikemenjima

 

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