The latest Global InfoAnalytics national poll reveals a dramatic reversal in public sentiment, with 70% of Ghanaians now believing the country is on the right track. This marks a historic transformation from just months ago, when the majority of Ghanaians expressed deep pessimism about the nation's future.
The shift follows a prolonged period of declining public confidence. 70% of Ghanaians believe the country is on the right track | Image via Global InfoAnalytics report In October 2022, 77% of Ghanaians believed the country was heading in the wrong direction, a figure that remained high at 71% in January 2023 and 65% as recently as April 2024, just before the election.
Mahama's leadership drives surge in optimism The positive shift in national sentiment is backed by a public approval of President John Dramani Mahama's first month in office.
A survey, also conducted by Global InfoAnalytics during the period, earned him an 84% approval rating.
