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Ghanaians give Mahama 72% approval; 60% say country heading right direction
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Ghanaians give Mahama 72% approval; 60% say country heading right direction

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read
President John Dramani Mahama has received a 72 per cent approval rating from Ghanaians, according to the latest survey conducted by Global InfoAnalytics. The poll indicates that a significant majority of respondents are satisfied with the President rsquo;s performance since assuming office, while 21 per cent expressed disapproval.

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