Living Standards Measurement Study 2015-2016 Wave 3 – Nigeria: Mobile Phone Banking

1. Do you have access to a mobile phone?

Response Options:
Yes - 1
No - 2

2. What is your main source of access to a mobile phone?

Response Options:
Own - 1
Family Member - 2
Friend/Neighbor - 3
Umbrella Centre - 4
Workplace - 5
Business Centre - 6
Other (Specify) - 7

3. How many mobile phones do you own?

Response Options:
______ number

4. Do you perform any banking activity (e.g. paying bills, transferring money, checking bank accounts, etc.) using a mobile phone?

Response Options:
Yes - 1
No - 2

5. What banking activities do you use mobile phone for?
[Activities]

• Paying utility bills
• Transferring money to another account/individual
• Checking bank accounts
• Buying phone credit

Response Options:
Yes - 1
No - 2

6. How often do you use mobile phone for banking activity?

Response Options:
Daily - 1
Once a week - 2
Biweekly - 3
Once a month - 4
Other (Specify) - 5

7. Do you have access to the internet?

Response Options:
Yes - 1
No - 2

8. What is your main source of access to the internet?

Response Options:
Subscription - 1
Family Member/ Friend/ Neighbor - 2
Umbrella Centre - 3
Workplace - 4
Business Centre- 5
Other - 6

9. What do you use the internet for? List up to 3 of the most common uses.

Response Options:
To send/receive email - 1
For education/learning activities - 2
To post information or instant message - 3
To read/download newspapers, magazines, or books - 4
To get information about government orgs - 5
To download movies, images, or music - 6
To access/monitor banking services - 7

Not Applicable

PRIMARY CITATION:

National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) - Federal Government of Nigeria. (2019). Nigeria - General Household Survey, Panel 2015-2016, Wave 3. https://microdata.worldbank.org/index.php/catalog/2734/related-materials