86% Of Ghanaians Feel Unlucky To Have You As President - Johnnie Huges Teases Nana Akuffo Addo

Polls are conducted around the world by credible individuals and organizations to gather mass impressions of certain policies of the government elected to power.

This is usually done by sampling from people's views and is meticulously carried out by election observers or experts and the results are mostly beyond doubt.

While this research sometimes misses the mark, it is mostly followed by politicians when it comes to how to strategize to win elections.

In his editorial as a journalist this morning, Johnnie Huges referred to a "small" poll he's been conducting on his social media account. Before that, the Lord, who appeared on the screen in white clothes, solemnly prayed and recited chapters from the books of the two main religions: Christianity and Islam.

He revealed polls conducted on his Twitter account asked the question, "THE PRESIDENT SAYS GHANA IS LUCKY TO HAVE ME: IS IT TRUE OR FALSE." Several people participated by voting either true or false.

Surprisingly, 86% of voters said the claims are false, while only 14% believe this is true. The morning noted the President's failure in following on up that poll and urged those close to him to pay attention to it.