WIRE — The President of the Institute of Statisticians and Data Scientists, Professor Nicholas N. N. Nsowah-Nuamah, has called for Ghana to abolish the title "Government Statistician", arguing that the colonial-era designation is undermining public confidence in the country's official statistics. The former Deputy/Acting Government Statistician said the title creates the impression that official figures on inflation, unemployment, population and economic growth are produced to serve the government of the day rather than the nation, fuelling scepticism whenever new economic data are released.
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