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The talk-talk syndrome hits home again.
Meanwhile all Agenda 111 projects are abandoned!
Useless president is this job. Good for nothing.
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THAT WILL BRING GHANA FOREIGN EXCHANGE
40 000 MANUFACTURING JOBS AND AGRIC JOBS
CLUELESS GOVT
DEMOLISHING PRESIDENT
WOMEN CRYING ALL OVER
INHUMANE GOVT
Recruit them into the agricultural and industrial sectors, not the security sectors. Ghana is not going to war with any country. Wrong priority.
RECRUIT 40,000 YOUTHS INTO THE SECURITY SERVICES
GHANAIANS MUST NOT FORGET THAT THE NDC MAHAMA GOVERNMENT WILL SOON IMPLEMENT THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS which the committee recommended.
● 5 YEAR PRESIDENTIAL TERM
NDC Mahama government will release new Ghana cedis in November. Free cedi notes in hand give the government the monetary power to spend.
Teachers will be paid.
More nurses will be hired and paid.
Government can now hire 4 ...
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I wonder if President Mahama has qualified economists advising him.Flooding the security service pay role will only end up elevating inflation. It is not government business creating employment. Instead government 's role is ...
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@Dzool. I can not agree with you more. Well said. Mahama is taking a very lazy approach to "solving" the unemployment problem in the country. Increase public expenditure could gradually lead to an increase in taxes to finance ...
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Complete the AGENDA 111 hospitals and 150,000 youth will have meaningful jobs in the health sector.
Some people were recruited in 2024 and were sacked or have their recruitment terminated. I have the fear that when power changes hands and another party wins some of these people could also be sacked.
Do you have money to pay them?...or just another SCAM. Mr. President these promises are unnecessary. Why don't pay up the teeming Ghanaians you owe and spare our ears. Ha ba!