A new nationwide opinion poll has revealed that a majority of Ghanaians support President John Dramani Mahama’s decision to rule out a third-term presidential bid. According to a survey conducted by Global InfoAnalytics, 65% of respondents approved of Mahama’s choice to step down, reinforcing public backing for his commitment to term limits. The findings were released on Monday, July 27, as part of an ongoing effort to gauge public sentiment on political leadership in Ghana.
The poll also highlighted a significant portion of the population that opposes calls for Mahama to seek a third term. While the exact percentage was not specified, the data suggests a clear divide between those who support his decision and those who might still advocate for his continued leadership. This reflects broader discussions in Ghana about political accountability and the importance of adhering to constitutional term limits.
The results underscore the public’s trust in Mahama’s leadership and his willingness to prioritize democratic principles over personal ambition. The survey, conducted by Global InfoAnalytics, provides a snapshot of national opinion at a critical moment in Ghana’s political landscape. (yen.com.gh)
