The "Mass-Affluent" Nigerian Consumer – Full table of contents

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Part 1 – Methodology

• Page 5
  • Breakdown of sample by gender in % – Figure 1
  • Breakdown of sample by income in % – Figure 2
• Page 6
  • Breakdown of sample by social status in % – Figure 3
  • Breakdown of sample by education in % – Figure 4
  • Breakdown of sample by employment in % – Figure 5
• Page 7: Average household size by income bracket – Figure 6

Part 2 – Financial services and Housing

• Page 9: Overall sentiment: “How do you feel about the future?” – Figure 7
• Page 10
  • % of bank account owners, and average # of accounts per HH – Figure 8
  • % of credit/debit card owners, and average # of cards per HH – Figure 9
• Page 11
  • Breakdown of consumers by type of place and income bracket – Figure 10
  • Breakdown of consumers by type of home and income bracket – Figure 11
• Page 12
  • % population owning a second home (holiday, countryside, abroad) by income bracket – Figure 12
  • Average number of homes – Figure 13

Part 3 – Travel and Transportation

• Page 14
  • Mode of transport to work in %, by income bracket – Figure 14
  • Breakdown of sample by time taken to commute to work – Figure 15
• Page 15
  • Breakdown of car ownership in % – Figure 16
  • Average # of cars owned by HH – Figure 17
  • Breakdown of state of car at purchase in % – Figure 18
  • Breakdown of driver employment in % – Figure 19
• Page 16: Car brands owned by affluent consumers in % – Figure 20
• Page 17: “How much do you agree with the statement about cars?” – Figure 21
• Page 18
  • Frequency of air travel (domestic/international) in % of respondents – Figure 22
  • Reason for traveling in % – Figure 23
• Page 19
  • “How many weeks of holidays do you take per year?” – Figure 24
  • “…and what do you do?” – Figure 25

Part 4 – Food and Grocery

• Page 21: Frequency of consuming food categories In %, entire sample (2014) – Figure 26
• Page 22
  • “How often do you shop for grocery at those locations?” – Figure 27
  • “Where do you expect to shop more often in the next years?” – Figure 28
• Page 23
  • “Who is in charge of grocery shopping?” – Figure 29
  • “What are the main issues you face while shopping here?” – Figure 30
• Page 24: Shopping location for specific categories In % – Figure 31
• Page 25: “When shopping abroad where do you usually go?” – Figure 32

Part 5 – Electronics and Home Appliances

• Page 27: Ownership of electronics In % – Figure 33
• Page 28
  • Mobile phone ownership by brand and type in % – Figure 34
  • “How often do you get a new mobile phone?” – Figure 35
• Page 29: “How much do you agree with the statement about mobile phones?” – Figure 36
• Page 30: Electronics and appliances ownership rates – Figure 37

Part 6 – Leisure, Sports and Media

• Page 32
  • “What do you do during your leisure time?” – Figure 38
  • “When going-out, where do you go?” – Figure 39
• Page 33
  • Breakdown of respondents by sport activity in % (2014) – Figure 40
  • Type of sport practiced in % (2014) – Figure 41
• Page 34: Breakdown of respondents by media followed in % (2014) – Figure 42
• Page 35: List of preferred media channels/properties for affluent consumers (TV, magazines, newspaper, radio, Internet, social media) – Figure 42bis
• Page 36
  • “How much do you agree with the statements concerning your children’s education?” – Figure 43
  • Breakdown of households by type of children schooling n % – Figure 44

Part 7 – Going-out

• Page 38: “How often do you eat at those venues?” – Figure 45
• Page 39
  • “Do you consume alcoholic beverages?” – Figure 46
  • “In what context do you have a drink?” – Figure 47
• Page 40:  “When you think of bars/nightclubs which sentence applies the most to you?” – Figure 48
• Page 41: Breakdown of respondents by frequency of consuming type of alcohol – Figure 49
• Page 42: Overview of main behaviors related to key alcoholic beverages – Figure 50
• Page 43: Preferred Champagne, Vodka and Whiskey brands – Figure 50bis

 
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