Germany, Ghana in talks for labour mobility agreement to benefit youth - Ablakwa

Read Article

Comments (18)

This article is closed for comments.

Read Comments Comments (18)

kulbogo 8 months ago

Our ugly minister for international affairs, he is also my in-law as wel wooo, his wife is fr Wa my home town.

Our ugly minister for international affairs, he is also my in-law as wel wooo, his wife is fr Wa my home town.
Ben 8 months ago

MASSA - GOOD NEWS BUT GERMANY CAN;T SOLVE ITS UNEMPLOYMENT SITAUTIONS THEMSELVE LESS TO SOLVE GHANA UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM:

MASSA - GOOD NEWS BUT GERMANY CAN;T SOLVE ITS UNEMPLOYMENT SITAUTIONS THEMSELVE LESS TO SOLVE GHANA UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM:
Stephen 8 months ago

Stop with this 21st century slave pacts. We gave you power to create jobs in Ghana so we can build our country for the future generation and not to ship us to work as slaves for the white man in Germany. Mahama should resign ...
read full comment

Stop with this 21st century slave pacts. We gave you power to create jobs in Ghana so we can build our country for the future generation and not to ship us to work as slaves for the white man in Germany. Mahama should resign if he cannot do the job. I am not an NPP but I am looking forward to seeing Kennedy Agyapong take over in 2028 so can transform Ghana and move forward as a nation. Honestly, I am surprised that the Foreign Minister Okudzeto Ablakwa is not ashamed to announce this initiative to Ghanaians. Why do we think our lives should always be in the hands of the white man? What is wrong with us people?
Ben 8 months ago

Atleast you have to use your brain small…do you know the total number of unemployed people in Ghana? If he’s to even create jobs now not everyone will be employed.Moreover sending people outside Ghana to better their live ...
read full comment

Atleast you have to use your brain small…do you know the total number of unemployed people in Ghana? If he’s to even create jobs now not everyone will be employed.Moreover sending people outside Ghana to better their lives isn’t a bad thing.
Ghanawatch 8 months ago

My friend sometimes good can come out of evil. Can the government create jobs sooner for the thousands of graduates our many Universities are churning out? Put yourself in the shoes of the thousands of our youth sitting in th ...
read full comment

My friend sometimes good can come out of evil. Can the government create jobs sooner for the thousands of graduates our many Universities are churning out? Put yourself in the shoes of the thousands of our youth sitting in their houses with no hope of getting any job to do and you will realise how such an arrangement will be an enormous life changer for them. I will encourage the government to enter into more of such labour mobility arrangements to get jobs for some of our numerous unemployed youth.
Knowledge 8 months ago

@stephen stop this mischievous propaganda and be bold being npp. This program is a short term measures to curb the unemployment problem in the country.
What’s more slavery than being in your own country without being emplo ...
read full comment

@stephen stop this mischievous propaganda and be bold being npp. This program is a short term measures to curb the unemployment problem in the country.
What’s more slavery than being in your own country without being employed.
Kofiga 8 months ago

Look at Burkina Faso. They are transforming their country by building factories, modernizing agricultural production, reforming their health and educational sectors , constructing modern highways, etc, etc. Meanwhile here in ...
read full comment

Look at Burkina Faso. They are transforming their country by building factories, modernizing agricultural production, reforming their health and educational sectors , constructing modern highways, etc, etc. Meanwhile here in Ghana our leader is busy traveling across the country on a "Thank you for the votes tour" and then turn around to tell us that our youths will be shipped to Germany "as slaves" to work and improve the standard of living of the white man. By doing that, it was argued we will be able to resolve the unemployment problem at home and generate foreign exchange through remittances. My question is what country are we leaving behind for the future generation?
Koti 8 months ago

You said everything. We are begging to be taken as slaves. Birth rates have declined in advanced countries and they are using these cunning ways to poke the best employable personnel from poor countries. After spending our li ...
read full comment

You said everything. We are begging to be taken as slaves. Birth rates have declined in advanced countries and they are using these cunning ways to poke the best employable personnel from poor countries. After spending our little resources to educate our citizens like doctors, nurses, engineers, etc. they take them away leaving pragya, aboboyaa riders, galamseyers, betting professionals, driver's mate, etc. When these professionals are gone, we replace them with beggars, scammers, illicit drug peddlers, podiatrist, etc. from neighbouring countries. We don't need to work in foreign countries, our leaders must use their minds to think.
James 8 months ago

I don’t even understand this craze about this Labour agreement here labour agreement there. After spending tax payers money in training our young ones, is this all we can give them.. to go and contribute to the economic dev ...
read full comment

I don’t even understand this craze about this Labour agreement here labour agreement there. After spending tax payers money in training our young ones, is this all we can give them.. to go and contribute to the economic development of other nations?
We need to do the hardwork for our country now, so we can have a better tomorrow.
The government should come for free consultations:
1. Germany needs lots of vegetables and other food items from Ghana. Let’s cultivate large farms to employ our young ones. We can embark on massive export which will earn us some good money.
JUSTRAC AFRICA LTD 8 months ago

TRACK your vehicle/motorbike with ease. With Justrac GPS Tracker one can Shutdown engine remotely, Real-time tracking, Voice monitoring, playback route by your phone etc. PRICE: GHS850. Call/WhatsApp: 0501796870 for more info ...
read full comment

TRACK your vehicle/motorbike with ease. With Justrac GPS Tracker one can Shutdown engine remotely, Real-time tracking, Voice monitoring, playback route by your phone etc. PRICE: GHS850. Call/WhatsApp: 0501796870 for more info. Shehhhg

Hannan 8 months ago

~~~~~~ Hot girls are waiting for you on ~~ Fun4.top

~~~~~~ Hot girls are waiting for you on ~~ Fun4.top
Slim 8 months ago

Get the deal first, Mr. Minister!

Get the deal first, Mr. Minister!
Tex 8 months ago

Hooo!! create jobs for the youth at home and stop this nonsense. There are no Job opportunities readily available for foreiners in Germany here today. Does he know the unemployment levels in Germany now? He is looking for cre ...
read full comment

Hooo!! create jobs for the youth at home and stop this nonsense. There are no Job opportunities readily available for foreiners in Germany here today. Does he know the unemployment levels in Germany now? He is looking for credit which is non existent but only bragging. Where is your 24hour Economy? Useless NDC. Don’t allow this baby with sharp teeth mislead you. There are no jobs for you in Germany!!!
Kobby 8 months ago

Minister you are sending all the youth to other countries where would you get workers to produce items to move your 24 hour economy. The youth in galamsay are over 3 million if you are unable to get them alternative jobs in G ...
read full comment

Minister you are sending all the youth to other countries where would you get workers to produce items to move your 24 hour economy. The youth in galamsay are over 3 million if you are unable to get them alternative jobs in Ghana forget about the 24 hour business and the Adwumawura
YEN 8 months ago

Poor Ghana, we cannot seem to create jobs in our own country but are relying on the same colonial masters who enslaved our fore-fathers to bring them new set of slaves. What do we elect our ministers for?. They lack the know ...
read full comment

Poor Ghana, we cannot seem to create jobs in our own country but are relying on the same colonial masters who enslaved our fore-fathers to bring them new set of slaves. What do we elect our ministers for?. They lack the knowledge and skills to find solutions to Ghana's problems and are always looking for some help. When will we ever liberate ourselves from the bondage of slavery?. GOD HELP GHANA. YEN
Knowledge 8 months ago

Ghana’s future president very positive move, God bless you bro for thinking about the welfare of the people. Your presidential journey is near.
keep it up.

Ghana’s future president very positive move, God bless you bro for thinking about the welfare of the people. Your presidential journey is near.
keep it up.
Tex 8 months ago

…so you belief this scam , sorry for you.

…so you belief this scam , sorry for you.
Elias 8 months ago

@Knowledge. You are one of those fanatics who cannot see outside the box. Your level of argumentation says a lot about your level of knowledge. No wonder you are crying/longing to acquire knowledge hence your signature "Knowl ...
read full comment

@Knowledge. You are one of those fanatics who cannot see outside the box. Your level of argumentation says a lot about your level of knowledge. No wonder you are crying/longing to acquire knowledge hence your signature "Knowledge".

18 Comments

Welcome,

SIGN IN

Welcome,

RESET PASSWORD

Hello,

Terms and conditions

REGISTER

Germany, Ghana in talks for labour mobility agreement to benefit youth - Ablakwa

Read Comments .st0{display:none;fill:#14BDD3;} .st1{display:none;} .st2{display:inline;fill:#FC0F0F;} .st3{display:inline;fill:#FFFFFF;} .st4{display:inline;fill:none;stroke:#000000;stroke-width:6;stroke-miterlimit:10;} Comments (18)

Read Comments Comments (18)