President Mahama's 'Big Push' infrastructure projects creating jobs – NYA CEO

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• Frederick 2 days ago

  Yeah, I agree with NYA CEO's assertion that Big Push is creating jobs. Ghanaians generally think about 9am to 5pm jobs. However, those jobs are few and cannot sustain this economy. But with jobs generated around very practica ...
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  Yeah, I agree with NYA CEO's assertion that Big Push is creating jobs. Ghanaians generally think about 9am to 5pm jobs. However, those jobs are few and cannot sustain this economy. But with jobs generated around very practical things, the youth engaged in it are discovering and rediscovering themselves and identifying what else they are good at and can do for a living. Eyes are being opened to what practical work can do to people's skills and talents. I think that this is an exciting to be young and energetic. It should go well if the core activity goes on and on and on. Opportunity does not only exist in white colour environments.

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• James of Tadi 2 days ago

  The people who make public statements for the Government should be told, if they don't know already, that loose unsupported claims do not help anybody. They ANNOY unemployed listeners, they give AMMUNITION to critical opponen ...
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  The people who make public statements for the Government should be told, if they don't know already, that loose unsupported claims do not help anybody. They ANNOY unemployed listeners, they give AMMUNITION to critical opponents; and DAMAGE the Credibility Rating of the Government. Mr. Ayariga and his immediate associates have JOBS. Because of that, he concludes, blindly, that jobs are being created for all. Why did Ayariga not tell us how many jobs have been created.?? Does Ayariga appreciate how many small-scale shops and containers and kiosks gave been forced to close between Buduburam and Winneba junction alone?? Please Mr.President,let your Communicators sit up; they are doing more harm than good to the image of your Admin.

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• Citizen 2 days ago

  Wow

  Wow

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• Citizen Kojp 2 days ago

  That notwithstanding, what is most important is effective supervision to ensure quality work is being done. As it stands now, constructions in some places are shoddy. A typical one is currently underway at community 25, Tema ...
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  That notwithstanding, what is most important is effective supervision to ensure quality work is being done. As it stands now, constructions in some places are shoddy. A typical one is currently underway at community 25, Tema in Hon Sam Nertey George's constituency. Upon a vivid discussion involving one Rasheed who is said to be a big fish from the NDC fraternity, a bridge construction specification was reached that, an existing small culvert bridge be removed for a new/broader one to be constructed. However, what is currently going on is another small one is being built to attach the existing one whose structural integrity is already questionable and also, it makes the project uneven. This begs the question, is half of the contract sum being tempered with for kickbacks? Hon. Abgodza, Suhuyini and Sam Dzata Nertey George may please respond to this call for a swift intervention before the concrete is pored. President Mahama meant well but some of the team players are just so crooked to make a simple? U' turn.

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• Karma 2 days ago

  You're day-dreaming, even the "Big Push Infrastructure Project" itself they don't even understand let alone, explaining it.
  What kind of job has the policy created that we the people of Ghana haven't seen or heard?
  Please ...
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  You're day-dreaming, even the "Big Push Infrastructure Project" itself they don't even understand let alone, explaining it.
  What kind of job has the policy created that we the people of Ghana haven't seen or heard?
  Please please, just stop lying!!!

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• James 1 day ago

  At where?

  At where?

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