By Adnan Adams Mohammed
With only two days left until the high-stakes New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential primaries, the political atmosphere in Ghana has reached a fever pitch.
In a dramatic showdown between data and divinity, Mussa Dankwah, the Executive Director of Global InfoAnalytics, has thrown down the gauntlet, declaring he is “not shaken” by the swirling prophecies predicting a massive upset.
The pollster’s defiant stance comes as the nation’s attention shifts to the January 31, 2026 polls, where the ruling party will choose the leader meant to steer them through the 2028 general elections.
Appearing on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen, a visibly relaxed Mussa Dankwah dismissed the tension that has gripped party loyalists. Despite the intense scrutiny and the “prophetic” warnings aimed at his data, Dankwah remained unshaken.
“I am not shaken. Not the slightest vein in my blood is shaken, and I am absolutely sure,” he stated, his voice ringing with conviction.
He even shared a private moment of levity, recounting how a worried friend from the Central Region reached out via WhatsApp. Dankwah’s response? “Even me, I’m eating and sleeping, so he should relax.”
The Data Battle: Ground vs. Spirit
Global InfoAnalytics has been at the center of the pre-election storm, utilizing a strategic model that targets the party’s “foot soldiers” the polling station executives.
Dankwah revealed that his team has been reaching approximately 500 delegates per day through direct calls.
Factor Global InfoAnalytics Prediction Prophetic Claim (Spiritlife Ministries)
Frontrunner Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia Kennedy Agyapong
Primary Basis Data-driven “Bawumia Factor” “Spiritual Realm” Victory
Confidence Level “Absolutely sure” “Nothing can change the outcome”
While Dankwah’s final model, released on January 23, positions the former Vice President as the frontrunner, Prophet Bernard Elbernard Nelson-Eshun of Spiritlife Revival Ministries insists a different destiny is written. The Prophet claims Kennedy Agyapong has already won in the spiritual realm and that even “rigging” cannot alter the divine decree.
The “Bawumia Factor” vs. The Grassroots Surge
As the clock ticks toward Saturday, the core question remains: Will the “Bawumia Factor”—the perceived stability and establishment support—outweigh the explosive grassroots momentum behind Kennedy Agyapong?
Dankwah’s team deliberately focused on polling station executives because, as he puts it, “they are more eager to talk than the regional and constituency executives.” This granular approach has led him to double down on his prediction, even as critics suggest the “underdog” surge is real.
The Final Count
The stage is now set for a defining moment in Ghanaian politics. On January 31, the delegates’ ballots will provide the final answer. Until then, Mussa Dankwah continues to “eat and sleep” soundly, betting his reputation—and his blood—on the power of the poll.
