Countries with the Lowest IQ, Ghana on top Why? Dumbest Countries
Countries with the Lowest IQ, Ghana on top Why? Dumbest Countries
The recent uproar on Ghanaian social media stems from a controversial search result indicating Ghana as the country with the lowest average IQ. This revelation, surfacing on the 10th of April 2024, has sparked widespread discussion and disbelief.
According to various sources aggregated across the web, the countries topping the list of lowest IQs include Nepal, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guatemala, The Gambia, Nicaragua, Guinea, Ghana, Ivory Coast, and South Sudan, with Ghana notably ranking eighth.
The website wisevoter.com provides further insight, listing Ghana and Ivory Coast with an average IQ of 58.16, placing them as the eighth and ninth dumbest countries globally. Meanwhile, South Sudan clinches the tenth spot with an average score of 58.61 points.
From sources across the web Results;
Ghana
Nepal
Nicaragua
Sierra Leone
Guatemala
Guinea
Ivory Coast
South Sudan
Liberia
The Gambia
Zanzibar
Dumbest Countries in the World
Here are the Rankings made by wisevoter.com
1. Nepal – 42.99
2. Liberia – 45.07
3. Sierra Leone – 45.07
4. Guatemala – 47.72
5. The Gambia – 52.98
6. Nicaragua – 52.69
7. Guinea – 53.48
8. Ghana – 58.16
9. Ivory Coast – 58.16
10. South Sudan – 58.61
According to the website wisevoter.com Ghana ranks
Average IQ
58.16
Ranked in the World
#8
Literacy Rate
76.58%
Ranked in the World
#164
Number of Nobel Prizes
1
Ranked in the World
#55
”It can be argued that some nations are dumber than others for a variety of reasons. Firstly, disparities in educational opportunities and access to quality instruction can lead to differences in knowledge and skills between countries. For example, those where the education system is underfunded or where there are limited resources may have lower test scores due to inadequate training and instruction. Additionally, cultural values in certain nations might discourage inquisitiveness and exploration which could contribute to an overall lower level of intelligence as well. Furthermore, different mental health philosophies around the world may also limit the potential for intellectual growth through proper diagnosis and treatment of cognitive disorders. Finally, poverty levels in certain parts of the world greatly impact access to higher learning opportunities such as college or advanced training courses, leading to an overall lower base level of knowledge compared to other countries with more resources available.”
No proper metrics were used. How they arrived at such conclusions were is not available. There is no need to worry your head over this.
