On whether they are optimistic in the future of the nation, the survey said: “Nearly 80% of the respondents say they are optimistic about Ghana in the next 20 years. More than two in ten (22%) see the country’s future as bleak”.On Education and opportunities, the survey said: “Over half of the children (53%) say they are optimistic. 47% of the respondents paint a bleak picture as to how the country’s current educational system would help them find jobs in the next 20 years”.
Sɛ ɔman no daakye bɛkɔ yie anaa ɛnkɔ yie ho asɛm no, nhwehwɛmu no kyerɛ sɛ, “ anoyifoɔ no mu no bɛyɛ 80% kyerɛ sɛ mfeɛ aduonu a ɛdi yɛn anim no, na ɔman no afa ne ntoma pa afira. Anoyifoɔ no mu bɛyɛ 20% se wɔnhunu ɔman no daakye yie. Sɛ ɛba nwomasua ne adwumayɛ nso a, nhwehwɛmu no kyerɛ sɛ: “Mmɔfra no mu fa na wɔse ɔman no wɔ daakye. Wɔn mu 47% se sɛ ɛba wɔnhunu sɛdeɛ sukuu mu adesua bɛboa wɔn ama wɔanya adwuma ayɛ wɔ ɔman no mu wɔ mfeɛ aduonu a ɛdi wɔn anim no.”