58% of Ghanaians say country is headed in right direction - IEA survey

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BLUE ELEPHANT 1 week ago

Of course the 34% represent the npp idiots who are still suffering from cold turkey over their disastrous election defeat in the 2024 elections. Mahama is treading the right path but oral is just too slow.

Of course the 34% represent the npp idiots who are still suffering from cold turkey over their disastrous election defeat in the 2024 elections. Mahama is treading the right path but oral is just too slow.
Deadgoat mahama 1 week ago

You are nothing but a goat. Let me tell you, all these surveys are praise singers. First year in office, you have 58% satisfaction, which is just above average, and you are happy, writing nonsense. Wait till your third year, ...
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You are nothing but a goat. Let me tell you, all these surveys are praise singers. First year in office, you have 58% satisfaction, which is just above average, and you are happy, writing nonsense. Wait till your third year, this 58% satisfaction will turn to 58% dissatisfaction. SHEEP
Kasongo 1 week ago

Akoa yi agyimi

Akoa yi agyimi
ST GHFUO: Ghana, cleanliness is Godliness 1 week ago

Ghanaians are HIGHLY EMOTIONAL PPL DEVOID OF CRITICAL thinKING. NO PATIENCE, PETTY STEALING. THEY SEE OPPORTUNITY INFRONT OF THEM THEY THINK UTS JUJU OR WITCHCRAFT.
See fools. Solve issues real issues like free maternal heal ...
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Ghanaians are HIGHLY EMOTIONAL PPL DEVOID OF CRITICAL thinKING. NO PATIENCE, PETTY STEALING. THEY SEE OPPORTUNITY INFRONT OF THEM THEY THINK UTS JUJU OR WITCHCRAFT.
See fools. Solve issues real issues like free maternal health for pregnant women, free tap water for household needs, exorbitant gas prices, , fix the roads ah ive had 2 busted tyres in Accra what us this? If anyone decides to fix the neighborhood street put that person name or their choice of name on that st. Solve these issues n stop attacking each other like hyenas idiots. Why are Ghanaians leaders so mean and heartless? you have banks stealing from customers absa must be banned. Ppl drive like mad dogs. No street lites, no street signs for one way streets. Everything is a headache to find.everything takes too much time to accomplish. Why? Find real solutions, and stop talking
Aku Dzane 1 week ago

@BLUE ELEPHANT, So you think the NDC will be in power forever. Aboafunu.

@BLUE ELEPHANT, So you think the NDC will be in power forever. Aboafunu.
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Quei 1 week ago

58% of people that don't know any better they are ignorants

58% of people that don't know any better they are ignorants
VINCENT 1 week ago

You were loud silence, when your affiliates party was in power.Who should take your institution serious, you have dented your credibility.

You were loud silence, when your affiliates party was in power.Who should take your institution serious, you have dented your credibility.
Dan Asiedu 1 week ago

We watching.In anything you work hard like NDC and get a bit of luck.
Very High Gold prices
High Cocoa prices
Low World Oil prices
Let's use this to create more jobs for our people and build the infrastructure for eco ...
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We watching.In anything you work hard like NDC and get a bit of luck.
Very High Gold prices
High Cocoa prices
Low World Oil prices
Let's use this to create more jobs for our people and build the infrastructure for economic growth.
Just saw àn article Ghana South Africa strong exchange rate against Dollar low inflation but high unemployment So the challenge is jobs and basic infrastructure.
FunnyGhana 1 week ago

42% dont know what they are talking about. If they think things were better under NPP then they were the ones chopping and stealing and benefiting from the corruption and mining in forests and water bodies and did not mind Gh ...
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42% dont know what they are talking about. If they think things were better under NPP then they were the ones chopping and stealing and benefiting from the corruption and mining in forests and water bodies and did not mind Ghana cedi at 17 because they were getting free money
Aku Dzane 1 week ago

Tweaaaaa. I was not sampled.

Tweaaaaa. I was not sampled.
Abusuapanin 1 week ago

Enough of these surveys! Sheer propaganda! Why can't we stop all these nonsense and concentrate on doing better things? It's always Politics, Politics and Politics, unnecessarily praising the government of the day. Paying bri ...
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Enough of these surveys! Sheer propaganda! Why can't we stop all these nonsense and concentrate on doing better things? It's always Politics, Politics and Politics, unnecessarily praising the government of the day. Paying bribes for people to do surveys to praise government will not take us anywhere. Enough is enough.
Karma 1 week ago

THIS IS NOT NEWS I GHANA
No government in Ghana has ever had less approval rate of 50%.
They always get a higher approval rate when in government, so no wonder that the IEA survey says 58%.

THIS IS NOT NEWS I GHANA
No government in Ghana has ever had less approval rate of 50%.
They always get a higher approval rate when in government, so no wonder that the IEA survey says 58%.
Michael 1 week ago

The Cedi has appreciated by 40%!Stop diminishing the success of NDC/JDM govt.
Those who said they are not happy can go and buy dollar at GHs17; petrol at N19 and feel happy.

The Cedi has appreciated by 40%!Stop diminishing the success of NDC/JDM govt.
Those who said they are not happy can go and buy dollar at GHs17; petrol at N19 and feel happy.
Free Radical 1 week ago

The 58% of Ghanaians who believe Useless Mahama administration is leading Ghana in right direction should check themselves into psychiatric hospitals to check their mental faculty status if their ability to reason function pr ...
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The 58% of Ghanaians who believe Useless Mahama administration is leading Ghana in right direction should check themselves into psychiatric hospitals to check their mental faculty status if their ability to reason function properly is perfect.A country where workers receive only one month salary out of one year work is headed into right direction.A country which it’s schools is in tatters and dumsor and it’s water and electricity tariffs are unprecedented unbeatable.waste $10 billion dollars to strengthen the cedi and holding basket begging for one million euros and 3 hundred thousand dollars to buy buses and construct university is in right direction then those 58 % of Ghanaians who believe the country is moving in the right direction must be fools.

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