Household back-checked by Sup
0 = No
1 = Yes

Urban or Rural Primary Sampling Unit
1 = Urban
2 = Rural

340 = Abia
341 = Adamawa
342 = Akwa-Ibom
343 = Anambra
344 = Bauchi
345 = Bayelsa
346 = Benue
347 = Borno
348 = Cross-River
349 = Delta
350 = Ebonyi
351 = Edo
352 = Ekiti
353 = Enugu
354 = FCT
355 = Gombe
356 = Imo
357 = Jigawa
358 = Kaduna
359 = Kano
550 = Katsina
551 = Kebbi
552 = Kogi
553 = Kwara
554 = Lagos
555 = Nasarawa
556 = Niger
557 = Ogun
558 = Ondo
559 = Osun
560 = Oyo
561 = Plateau
562 = Rivers
563 = Sokoto
564 = Taraba
565 = Yobe
566 = Zamfara

Reason for Unsuccessful Call 1
1 = Refused to be interviewed
2 = Person selected was never at home
3 = Household/Premises empty for the survey period
4 = Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language
5 = Deaf/Did not speak a survey language
6 = Did not fit gender quota
7 = No adults in household
8 = Other
997 = Not Applicable

Previous interview, gender
0 = First interview
1 = Male
2 = Female

This interview, gender
1 = Male
2 = Female

Number of calls
1 = 1
2 = 2

Q1. Age
-1 = Missing
998 = Refused
999 = Don't know

Q2. Head of household
-1 = Missing
0 = No
1 = Yes
9 = Don't know

Q3. Number of people in household including children
99 = Don't Know

Q5a. Country's present economic condition
-1 = Missing
1 = Very Bad
2 = Fairly bad
3 = Neither good nor bad
4 = Fairly good
5 = Very good
9 = Don't know

Q6. Your living conditions vs. others
-1 = Missing
1 = Much Worse
2 = Worse
3 = Same
4 = Better
5 = Much Better
9 = Don't know

Q7a. Country's economic condition 12 months ago
-1 = Missing
1 = Much Worse
2 = Worse
3 = Same
4 = Better
5 = Much Better
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q9a. How often gone without food
-1 = Missing
0 = Never
1 = Just once or twice
2 = Several times
3 = Many times
4 = Always
9 = Don't Know
998 = Refused

Q9f. How often gone without school expenses
-1 = Missing
0 = Never
1 = Just once or twice
2 = Several times
3 = Many times
4 = Always
7 = No children
9 = Don't Know
998 = Refused

Q10. Abandon economic reforms vs. accept hardships
-1 = Missing
1 = Agree very strongly with A
2 = Agree with A
3 = Agree with B
4 = Agree very strongly with B
5 = Agree with neither
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q13a. Radio news
-1 = Missing
0 = Never
1 = Less than once a month
2 = A few times a month
3 = A few times a week
4 = Every day
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q14. Interest in public affairs
-1 = Missing
0 = Not at all interested
1 = Not very interested
2 = Somewhat interested
3 = Very interested
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q15. Discuss politics
-1 = Missing
0 = Never
1 = Occasionally
2 = Frequently
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q16a. Member of religious group
-1 = Missing
0 = Not a Member
1 = Inactive Member
2 = Active Member
3 = Official Leader
9 = Don't Know
998 = Refused

Q17a. Attend a community meeting
-1 = Missing
0 = Would never do this
1 = Would if had the chance
2 = Once or twice
3 = Several times
4 = Often
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q18a. Contact local government councillor
-1 = Missing
0 = Never
1 = Only once
2 = A few times
3 = Often
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q19a. Reject one-party rule
-1 = Missing
1 = Strongly Disapprove
2 = Disapprove
3 = Neither Approve Nor Disapprove
4 = Approve
5 = Strongly Approve
9 = Don't Know
998 = Refused

Q20. Support for democracy
-1 = Missing
1 = STATEMENT C: Doesn't matter.
2 = STATEMENT B: Sometimes non-democratic preferable
3 = STATEMENT A: Democracy preferable.
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q26. Extent of democracy
-1 = Missing
1 = Not a democracy
2 = A democracy, with major problems
3 = A democracy, but with minor problems
4 = A full democracy
8 = Do not understand question/democracy
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q27. Satisfaction with democracy
-1 = Missing
0 = Nigeria is not a democracy
1 = Not at all satisfied
2 = Not very satisfied
3 = Fairly satisfied
4 = Very satisfied
9 = Don't Know
998 = Refused

Q28. Future of democracy
-1 = Missing
0 = Nigeria not a democracy
1 = Not at all likely
2 = Not very likely
3 = Likely
4 = Very likely
9 = Don't Know
998 = Refused

Q31a. Constitution expresses values and hopes
-1 = Missing
1 = Strongly Disagree
2 = Disagree
3 = Neither Agree Nor Disagree
4 = Agree
5 = Strongly Agree
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q32a. Careful about what you say
-1 = Missing
0 = Never
1 = Rarely
2 = Often
3 = Always
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q34a. Trust the President
-1 = Missing
0 = Not at all
1 = Just a little
2 = Somewhat
3 = A lot
9 = Don't know/Haven't heard enough
998 = Refused

Q35a. Corruption: President and officials in his office
-1 = Missing
0 = None
1 = Some of them
2 = Most of them
3 = All of them
9 = Don't Know/Haven't heard enough
998 = Refused

Q36a. Pay bribe for: document or permit
-1 = Missing
0 = Never
1 = Once or Twice
2 = A Few Times
3 = Often
7 = No experience with this in past year
9 = Don't Know
998 = Refused

Q37a. Handling managing the economy
-1 = Missing
1 = Very Badly
2 = Fairly Badly
3 = Fairly Well
4 = Very Well
9 = Don't know/Haven't heard enough
998 = Refused

Q38a. Local govt. maintaining law and order
-1 = Missing
1 = Not responsible
2 = Responsible
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q40a. Local council:making council's program of work known
-1 = Missing
1 = Very badly
2 = Fairly badly
3 = Fairly well
4 = Very well
9 = Don't know/Haven't heard enough
998 = Refused

Q41a. Councilors qualification: their level of education
-1 = Missing
1 = Very unqualified
2 = Fairly unqualified
3 = Fairly qualified
4 = Very qualified
9 = Don't know/Haven't heard enough
998 = Refused

Q42. Most important qualification when you decide who to vote
-1 = Missing data
1 = Level of education
2 = Care about the community
3 = Actually serve the community
4 = Experience at managing public services
5 = Their position in a political party
6 = Honesty in handling public funds
9 = Don't know
995 = Others
998 = Refused

Q43a.How often violent conflicts: within your own family
-1 = Missing data
0 = Never
1 = Rarely
2 = Sometimes
3 = Often
4 = Always
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q44a.Past year, how safe: in your own home at night
-1 = Missing data
1 = Very unsafe
2 = Somewhat unsafe
3 = Neither safe nor unsafe
4 = Fairly safe
5 = Very safe
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q45a.Past year, had something stolen from your house
-1 = Missing data
1 = Never
2 = Just once or twice
3 = Several times
4 = Many times
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q45b. Happened because of politics or other reason
-1 = Missing data
1 = Politics
2 = Some other reason
7 = Not applicable
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q45c. Reported event(s) to the police
-1 = Missing data
1 = No
2 = Yes
7 = Not applicable
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q50a.Past year, how well is police at: controlling crime in your area
-1 = Missing data
1 = Very badly
2 = Fairly badly
3 = Neither well nor badly
4 = Fairly well
5 = Very well
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q52.Which way
-1 = Missing
340 = Go to community or traditional leaders/elders
341 = Will fight back physically if have the chance
342 = Rely on/ pray to God
343 = Go to a vigilante group for help
344 = Settle it peacefully, amicably, among ourselves
345 = Go to a religious leader
346 = Go to spouse, family, friends or relations
347 = Go to the courts
348 = Report it to local government
349 = Use fetish, juju, herbalist, shrine
995 = Others
997 = Not applicable
999 = Don't know

Q55a. Performance: President
-1 = Missing
1 = Strongly Disapprove
2 = Disapprove
3 = Approve
4 = Strongly Approve
9 = Don't know/Haven't heard enough
998 = Refused

Q56a Whose responsibility: National Assembly do their jobs
-1 = Missing data
0 = The President/Executive
1 = The National Assembly/Local Council
2 = Their Political Party
3 = The Voters
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q57a How well elections: ensure members of National Assembly reflect views of voters
-1 = Missing data
0 = Not at all well
1 = Not very well
2 = Well
3 = Very well
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q58a How often politicians: make promises to get elected
-1 = Missing data
0 = Never
1 = Rarely
2 = Often
3 = Always
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q59a How interested April 2007 elections:The National President
-1 = Missing data
0 = Not interested at all
1 = Not very interested
2 = Neutral
3 = Fairly interested
4 = Very interested
9 = Don't know
999 = Refused

Q60a How much information received from: A family member
-1 = Missing data
0 = No information
1 = A little
2 = A lot
9 = Don't know
999 = Refused

Q61 To vote how much more information to needed
-1 = Missing data
1 = No more
2 = A little more
3 = A lot more
9 = Don't know
999 = Refused

Q62 Give equal or unequal coverage to candidates
-1 = Missing data
1 = Unequal, pro-government
2 = Equal
3 = Unequal, pro-opposition
9 = Don't know
999 = Refused

Q64 How free and fair were last national elections
-1 = Missing data
1 = Not free and fair
2 = Free and fair, but with major problems
3 = Free and fair, but with minor problems
4 = Completely free and fair
9 = Don't know
999 = Refused

Q65a. How free and fair were: the availability of information about candidates and parties
-1 = Missing
1 = Not free and fair
2 = Free and fair but major problems
3 = Free and fair but minor problems
4 = Completely free and fair
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q68. How often did a candidates offer gift for votes in 2003
-1 = Missing data
1 = Never
2 = Once or twice
3 = A few times
4 = Often
9 = Don't know
999 = Refused

Q70. What did they offer
-1 = Missing data
1 = Money
2 = Food
3 = Alcohol
4 = Clothing
5 = Household items
6 = Livestock
7 = Jobs
340 = Salt
341 = Sugar
995 = Others
997 = Not applicable
999 = Don't know

Q72a. Which party or parties made the offer: 1st
-1 = Missing data
340 = ANPP
341 = AC
342 = AD
343 = PDP
344 = APGA
345 = DPA
346 = LP
347 = PPA
348 = FRESH
349 = NDP
350 = AA
351 = DPP
352 = ACD
353 = ADC
997 = Not applicable
999 = Don't know

Q72b. Which party or parties made the offer: 2nd
-1 = Missing data
340 = ANPP
341 = AC
342 = AD
343 = PDP
344 = APGA
345 = DPA
346 = LP
347 = PPA
348 = FRESH
349 = NDP
350 = AA
351 = DPP
352 = ACD
353 = ADC
996 = No further reply
997 = Not applicable

Q73a. Whether wrong: A candidate or party offical to offer money in return for a vote
-1 = Missing data
1 = Not wrong at all
2 = Wrong but understandable
3 = Wrong and punishable
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q74. If a candidate or party official offered YOU money, would you
-1 = Missing data
1 = Take the money and vote for him/her
2 = Take the money and vote for the candidate of your choice
3 = Refuse the money and vote for a candidate of your choice
4 = Be unsure of what to do
340 = Refuse the money and not vote
341 = Take the money and not vote
342 = No interest in politics/voting
995 = Others
999 = Don't know

Q75. In your neighbourhood or village if a candidate or party official offered them money for their vote
-1 = Missing data
1 = Take the money and vote for him/her
2 = Take the money and vote for the candidate of their choice
3 = Refuse the money and vote for a candidate of their choice
4 = Be unsure of what to do
340 = Some will take and some won't
341 = They will not accept
995 = Others
999 = Don't know

Q76. How much would people receive for selling their vote in the 2003 election
-1 = Missing data
9996 = More than 9995 naira
9997 = People would not sell their vote
9999 = Don't know

Q78a. Threatened negative consequences to people for vote: in the 2003 elections
-1 = Missing
0 = Never
1 = Once or twice
2 = A few times
3 = Often
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q79. Main consequence
-1 = Missing data
1 = Personal safety
2 = Safety of family
3 = Loss of property
4 = Loss of job
7 = Not applicable
9 = Don't know

Q82. What you did in the 2003 national elections
-1 = Missing data
1 = Not registered to vote, not interested in voting
2 = Not registered to vote, but would have liked to have voted
3 = Registered voter, but i chose not to vote
4 = Registered voter, and i voted
9 = Don't know
999 = Refused

Q83. What you will do in the upcoming elections in April 2007
-1 = Missing data
1 = Not registered to vote, not interested in voting
2 = Not registered to vote, but would have liked to voted
3 = Registered voter, but i will choose not to vote
4 = Registered voter, and i will vote
5 = Registered voter, but i have not yet decided whether to vote
9 = Don't know
999 = Refused

Q84a. Most important issues in the April 2007 elections in Nigeria
-1 = Missing data
340 = The election should be free and fair
341 = Safety/security for voters and voting materials
342 = Politicians should avoid use of violence/should be peaceful
343 = Qualified/right candidate should be voted to power
344 = Anti corruption crusade/no corruption and bribery
345 = Availability of enough voting materials
346 = INEC staff should be honest/transparent
347 = People should be educated on how to vote
348 = Counting of votes after election to be done properly
349 = Rigging of elections should be avoided
350 = People should not trade their voting rights
351 = Election result should be released quickly
352 = Voters registration exercise should be extended
353 = Open ballot system should be adopted for election
354 = There should be no unfulfilled promise from contestants
355 = Candidates should avoid buying votes
356 = Voters should vote candidates of their choice
357 = There should be good monitoring of election
358 = Everybody should come out to vote
359 = Ensure every eligible person get registered
550 = People should cast their votes wisely
551 = Candidates contesting must be well known
552 = Educate people on advantage of voting
553 = The President is going to hand over power
554 = Postponement of an election date
555 = People should be enlighten on existing parties
556 = Eradication of poverty
557 = Provision of good water
558 = Development of our villages and communities
559 = Provision of good roads
560 = Job opportunities should be created
561 = Provision of electricity
562 = There should be economic growth
563 = Candidate that lose should accept defeat
564 = There should be improvement in educational sector
565 = Police should be equipped
995 = Others
999 = Don't Know

Q84b. Most important issues in the April 2007 elections in Nigeria
-1 = Missing data
340 = The election should be free and fair
341 = Safety/security for voters and voting materials
342 = Politicians should avoid use of violence/should be peaceful
343 = Qualified/right candidate should be voted to power
344 = Anti corruption crusade/no corruption and bribery
345 = Availability of enough voting materials
346 = INEC staff should be honest/transparent
347 = People should be educated on how to vote
348 = Counting of votes after election to be done properly
349 = Rigging of elections should be avoided
350 = People should not trade their voting rights
351 = Election result should be released quickly
352 = Voters registration exercise should be extended
353 = Open ballot system should be adopted for election
354 = There should be no unfulfilled promise from contestants
355 = Candidates should avoid buying votes
356 = Voters should vote candidates of their choice
357 = There should be good monitoring of election
358 = Everybody should come out to vote
359 = Ensure every eligible person get registered
550 = People should cast their votes wisely
551 = Candidates contesting must be well known
552 = Educate people on advantage of voting
553 = The President is going to hand over power
554 = Postponement of an election date
555 = People should be enlighten on existing parties
556 = Eradication of poverty
557 = Provision of good water
558 = Development of our villages and communities
559 = Provision of good roads
560 = Job opportunities should be created
561 = Provision of electricity
562 = There should be economic growth
563 = Candidate that lose should accept defeat
564 = There should be improvement in educational sector
565 = Police should be equipped
995 = Others
996 = No further reply
997 = Don't know

Q85a. Opinion about each political party in coming election: ANPP
-1 = Missing data
1 = Strongly dislike
2 = Dislike
3 = Feel neutral about
4 = Like
5 = Strongly
9 = Don't know
999 = Refused

Q86a. Party liked most, factor considered: the past governing experience of the party
-1 = Missing data
0 = Not at all
1 = A little
2 = A lot
9 = Don't know
999 = Refused

Q86j. Party liked most, factor considered: was there anything else you considered
-1 = Missing data
340 = Party that listens to people/has people's interest at heart
341 = Party's candidate, candidate who is most loved by people
342 = Party's transparency/ trustworthiness
343 = Party's religious views / godliness of the party
344 = The party my family likes
345 = There is no party I like
995 = Others
996 = No further answer

Q87h. Party most dislike, factor consider: was there anything else you considered
-1 = Missing data
340 = Party that has too much of violent people
341 = Party that do not stand the chance of winning
342 = Party whose members are not co-operative
343 = Party involved in favoritism
344 = Party using people to get what they want
345 = Party that use unqualified candidate for posts
995 = Others
996 = No further answer

Q88. Party's candidate would vote for: as national president
-1 = Missing data
340 = ANPP
341 = AC
342 = AD
343 = PDP
344 = APGA
345 = DPA
346 = LP
347 = PPA
348 = FRESH
349 = NDP
350 = AA
351 = DPP
352 = ACD
353 = ADC
354 = I have not decided yet
355 = NCP
356 = PSP
995 = Others
997 = Would not vote
998 = Refuse to answer
999 = Don't know

Q93. Support or oppose the adoption of sharia law
-1 = Missing data
1 = Support strongly
2 = Support
3 = Feel neutral
4 = Oppose
5 = Oppose strongly
9 = Don't know
999 = Refused

Q94a. Effect of Sharia law: the present overall level of crime
-1 = Missing data
0 = Increase a lot
1 = Increase somewhat
2 = Maintain
3 = Decrease somewhat
4 = Decrease a lot
9 = Don't know
999 = Refused

Q97. Tribe or ethnic group
-1 = Missing data
340 = Hausa
341 = Igbo
342 = Yoruba
344 = Efik
345 = Ebira
346 = Fulani
347 = Isoko
348 = Ibibio
349 = Kanuri
350 = Tiv
351 = Nupe
352 = Ijaw
353 = Edo
354 = Igala
355 = Urhobo
356 = Idoma
357 = Bassa
358 = Ikwere
550 = Awori
551 = Tapa
553 = Kalabari
554 = Birom
555 = Shuwa-Arab
556 = Jukun
558 = Gwari
559 = Anang
560 = Ekoi
561 = Ukwani
562 = Igede
563 = Ekpeye
564 = Taroh
565 = Ogoni
566 = Sayawa
567 = Okpella
568 = Okirika
990 = Nigerian only or "doesn't think of self in those terms"
995 = Others
998 = Refused to answer
999 = Don't know

Q98. Ethnic group treated fairly
-1 = Missing
0 = Never
1 = Sometimes
2 = Often
3 = Always
7 = Not applicable
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q99a. Ethnic group's economic conditions
-1 = Missing
1 = Much Better
2 = Better
3 = Same
4 = Worse
5 = Much Worse
7 = Not applicable
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q99b. Ethnic group's political influence
-1 = Missing
1 = Much more
2 = More
3 = Same
4 = Less
5 = Much less
7 = Not applicable
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q100. Ethnic or national identity
-1 = Missing
1 = I feel only
2 = I feel more
3 = I feel equally Nigerian and
4 = I feel more Nigerian than
5 = I feel only Nigerian
7 = Not applicable
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q101. Education of respondent
-1 = Missing
0 = No formal schooling
1 = Informal schooling only
2 = Some primary schooling
3 = Primary school completed
4 = Some secondary school/high school
5 = Secondary school completed/high school
6 = Post-secondary qualifications, not university
7 = Some university
8 = University completed
9 = Post-graduate
99 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q102. Religion of respondent
-1 = Missing
0 = None
2 = Catholic
3 = Protestant (Mainstream)
4 = Protestant (Evangelical/Pentecostal)
5 = African Independent Church
6 = Traditional religion
7 = Hindu
8 = Agnostic (Do not know if there is a God)
9 = Atheist (Do not believe in a God)
10 = Christian (general)
13 = Jehovah's Witness
14 = Seventh Day Adventist
340 = Muslim, Sunni/Tijaniyat
341 = Muslim, Shiite/Izala
342 = Other Muslim
995 = Other
998 = Refused
999 = Don't know

Q103. How often attend religious services
-1 = Missing
1 = Never
2 = About once a year or less
3 = About once every several months
4 = About once a month
5 = About once a week
6 = More than once a week
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q104a. Own book
-1 = Missing data
0 = No, don't own
1 = Yes, do own
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q105. Employment status
-1 = Missing
0 = No (not looking)
1 = No (looking)
2 = Yes, part time (not looking)
3 = Yes, part time (looking)
4 = Yes, full time (not looking)
5 = Yes, full time (looking)
9 = Don't know
998 = Refused

Q106. Main occupation
-1 = Missing
0 = Never had a job
1 = Subsistence farmer (own consumption only)
2 = Peasant farmer (own consumption and sale)
3 = Commercial farmer (mainly for sale)
4 = Farm worker
5 = Fisherman
6 = Trader/Hawker/Vendor
7 = Miner
8 = Domestic worker/maid/househelp
9 = Armed service/Police/ Security personnel
10 = Artisan/skilled manual, formal sector
11 = Artisan/skilled manual, informal sector
12 = Clerical worker
13 = Unskilled manual, formal sector
14 = Unskilled manual, informal sector
15 = Businessperson (works for others)
16 = Businessperson (own business, less than 10)
17 = Businessperson (own business, 10 or more)
18 = Professional worker
19 = Supervisor/ Foreman
20 = Teacher
21 = Government worker
22 = Retail worker
23 = Student
24 = Housewife/ work in household
340 = Clergy/Imam/Pastor
341 = Musician
342 = Politician
990 = Unemployed
991 = Retired
992 = Disabled
993 = Anything
995 = Other
998 = Refused
999 = Don't know

Q107a. Physical health
-1 = Missing
0 = Never
1 = Just once or twice
2 = Many times
3 = Always
9 = Don't Know
998 = Refused

Q108. Know someone who died of AIDS
-1 = Missing
0 = No
1 = Yes
8 = Refused
9 = Don't know

Q109. How many died of AIDS
-1 = Missing
997 = Not Applicable
998 = Will not say/Refused
999 = Don't know

Length of interview
-1 = Missing

Q110. Gender of respondent
-1 = Missing data
1 = Male
2 = Female

Q111. Race of respondent.
-1 = Missing data
1 = Black/African
2 = White/European
3 = Coloured/Mixed Race
4 = Arab/Lebanese/North African
5 = South Asian (Indian, Pakistani, etc.)
6 = East Asian (Chinese, Korean, Indonesian, etc.)
95 = Other

Q112. Language of interview
-1 = Missing
1 = English
340 = Hausa
341 = Igbo
342 = Yoruba
343 = Pidgin English

Q113. Others present
-1 = Missing data
1 = No one
2 = Spouse
3 = Children Only
4 = A few others
5 = Small crowd

Q114a. Check with others
-1 = Missing data
0 = No
1 = Yes

Q115. Proportion difficulty answering
-1 = Missing
0 = None
1 = Few
2 = Some
3 = Most
4 = All

Q117a. Respondent friendly
-1 = Missing data
1 = Friendly
2 = In between
3 = Hostile

Q117b. Respondent interested
-1 = Missing data
1 = Interested
2 = In between
3 = Bored

Q117c. Respondent cooperative
-1 = Missing data
1 = Cooperative
2 = In between
3 = Uncooperative

Q117d. Respondent patient
-1 = Missing data
1 = Patient
2 = In between
3 = Impatient

Q117e. Respondent at ease
-1 = Missing data
1 = At ease
2 = In between
3 = Suspicious

Q117f. Respondent honest
-1 = Missing data
1 = Honest
2 = In between
3 = Misleading

Q120. Interviewer's age
-1 = Missing data

Q122 Interviewer urban or rural
-1 = Missing data
1 = Rural
2 = Urban

Q124. Interviewer's education
-1 = Missing
3 = Primary school completed
4 = Some secondary/high scl
5 = High school completed
6 = Post secondary qualifications (not university )
7 = Some university
8 = University completed
9 = Post graduate

Q125a. Post office in the PSU/EA
-1 = Missing data
0 = No
1 = Yes
9 = Can't determine

Q126a. Police in the PSU/EA
-1 = Missing data
0 = No
1 = Yes
9 = Don't know