Though, the position that the 17 men are vying for is not ministerial, for the eleven of them who served as Cabinet Ministers their perceived performance has been under some scrutiny.
The polls conducted nationwide by Research International, a member of the multinational Kantar Group, was done in the days leading to the resignation of the G8 minister-aspirants.
It was to assess the appeal of potential presidential candidates, to provide inputs for strategies to minimise the fall out of the competing interests to party cohesion for the 2008 elections and to assess the performance/rating of institutions of state and events.
The 2,021 polled, including 1086 voters and 935 regional and constituency executives of the NPP, rated the Ministry of Defence, under Kwame Addo-Kufuor as having the best performance.
Again, both voters and party executives said the Foreign Affairs Ministry, with Nana Akufo-Addo as the Minister, was the next best-performing Ministry. Rated third was Paapa Owusu-Ankomah's Ministry of Education. Mike Oquaye's Communications Ministry came fourth, followed by the Ministry of Water Resources, Works & Housing, under Hackman Owusu-Agyemang.
In sixth place was the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, followed respectively by the Ministries of Tourism, and Trade & Industry.
Research International is a market research company, founded in 1962 and part of the Kantar Group, the parent company for WPP?s worldwide information and consultancy interests.
Research International has offices in 50 countries, including Ghana (Cantonments, Accra) and employs approximately 2,500 people across the world.
It specialises in qualitative and quantitative custom market research. Research International?s genesis was the market research division of Unilever. To this day there remains a very strong link, with Unilever a major client in all significant markets.
Though, the position that the 17 men are vying for is not ministerial, for the eleven of them who served as Cabinet Ministers their perceived performance has been under some scrutiny.
The polls conducted nationwide by Research International, a member of the multinational Kantar Group, was done in the days leading to the resignation of the G8 minister-aspirants.
It was to assess the appeal of potential presidential candidates, to provide inputs for strategies to minimise the fall out of the competing interests to party cohesion for the 2008 elections and to assess the performance/rating of institutions of state and events.
The 2,021 polled, including 1086 voters and 935 regional and constituency executives of the NPP, rated the Ministry of Defence, under Kwame Addo-Kufuor as having the best performance.
Again, both voters and party executives said the Foreign Affairs Ministry, with Nana Akufo-Addo as the Minister, was the next best-performing Ministry. Rated third was Paapa Owusu-Ankomah's Ministry of Education. Mike Oquaye's Communications Ministry came fourth, followed by the Ministry of Water Resources, Works & Housing, under Hackman Owusu-Agyemang.
In sixth place was the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, followed respectively by the Ministries of Tourism, and Trade & Industry.
Research International is a market research company, founded in 1962 and part of the Kantar Group, the parent company for WPP?s worldwide information and consultancy interests.
Research International has offices in 50 countries, including Ghana (Cantonments, Accra) and employs approximately 2,500 people across the world.
It specialises in qualitative and quantitative custom market research. Research International?s genesis was the market research division of Unilever. To this day there remains a very strong link, with Unilever a major client in all significant markets.
