LAGOS — The Gani Fawehinmi Memorial Organization (GAFAMORG) has launched the People’s Living Dignity Test 2026, a nationwide public evidence gathering exercise aimed at documenting the real life economic conditions and cost of living experiences of Nigerians.
The initiative, launched on September 29, 2026, seeks responses from Nigerians across the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory on their everyday economic circumstances and what it takes to maintain a basic standard of living with dignity.
According to GAFAMORG, the exercise is intended to bring citizens’ direct experiences into public discussions about wages, living standards and the rising cost of living.
The organisation said the questionnaire provides a structured platform through which Nigerians can share evidence of their present economic circumstances, adding that the information gathered would contribute to continuing public interest documentation on wages, living standards, economic dignity and social justice.
Nigerians urged to participate
GAFAMORG has urged Nigerians to complete the questionnaire honestly and base their responses on their current personal circumstances.
The organisation is also calling on individuals and organisations to circulate the questionnaire widely through communities, workplaces, trade union and workers’ networks, churches, mosques, youth organisations, student groups, community associations and social-media platforms.
It specifically appealed to journalists, civil-society organisations, community leaders and other public interest institutions to help bring the exercise to Nigerians who might otherwise have limited opportunities to participate.
GAFAMORG said the objective is to generate people centred evidence rather than merely opinions on the economic realities confronting citizens.
The organisation said relevant findings would be communicated to the public as responses are compiled and analysed.
Explaining the philosophy behind the initiative, GAFAMORG said: “The people should not merely be discussed. The people should also be heard.”
The organisation described the exercise as part of its continuing public interest work under the banner: “Remembering Gani by Continuing His Struggle.”
The statement was signed by the Chairman, Comrade Babatunde Agunbiade, and the Public Relations Officer, Comrade Ade Adeoye Adewunmi, on behalf of GAFAMORG.
How to participate
Members of the public can take the People’s Living Dignity Test 2026 through the GAFAMORG questionnaire:
Take the People's Living Dignity Test 2026
The exercise is open to Nigerians across the country.
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