It present findings from the analysis of the influence of some socio-demographic variables like age, gender,
marital status, education, occupation and religion on cyber crime victimization, using a sample of one thousand three hundred and fifty four (1354) internet-active Nigerians residing in Lagos metropolis.
The study found that younger respondents, males, ever married respondents, respondents with higher level of education, unemployed respondents and Christians are more likely to fall victim of cyber crime. The results of this study have significant policy implications for the fight against cyber crime and criminality in Nigeria.