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Are Ghanaian teens happy with the president's performance?

Jane Nyingi
May 10, 2024

Just 34% of Ghanaians are content with the performance of Ghana's president, Nana Akufo-Addo, according to Global InfoAnalytics. But what do teenagers think of him? Do they give him a tick or an X on his performance? Listen to what they told our teen reporter, Chelsea Boakye. #GirlZOffMute #77Percent #DWAfrica

https://p.dw.com/p/4Yq8T

Editor: Jane Nyingi
Producer: Isaac Kaledzi

Teen reporter: Chelsea Boakye
Video Editor: Martha Torres Rodriguez

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