62% of Ghanaians believe country is headed in the right direction - Global InfoAnalytics

A recent survey by Global InfoAnalytics shows a big change in public opinion. Now, 62% of Ghanaians believe the country is on the right track. This is a significant increase from October 2024, when only 31% felt this way. At that time, 62% thought Ghana was going in the wrong direction.

Mussa Dankwah, Executive Director at Global InfoAnalytics, discussed these findings on Channel One TV's The Point of View. He noted that public sentiment has shifted dramatically. "In October 2024, 31% of voters said Ghana was headed in the right direction," he explained. "Now, 62% say it is and only 26% say it is not."

These results indicate growing optimism among citizens about Ghana's progress. Fewer people are worried about the country's future trajectory. The poll highlights public confidence in Ghana's leadership and policies as they tackle key challenges and opportunities.

Additionally, issues like the economy, unemployment, and education remain top concerns for Ghanaians according to Global InfoAnalytics.