Chief of Staff urges Ghanaian youth to be entrepreneurial not job seekers

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• Guv'ner 5 months ago

  Do you just read whatever is prepared for you without any thought? A few days ago you were hailing the Chinese for taking over our industries without any indication of encouraging local industries. Where do you expect the yo ...
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  Do you just read whatever is prepared for you without any thought? A few days ago you were hailing the Chinese for taking over our industries without any indication of encouraging local industries. Where do you expect the youth to get the support from to become entrepreneurs?

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• Kofi 5 months ago

  God fo3give you my boss

  God fo3give you my boss

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• Kobby11_11 5 months ago

  After deceiving the youth that you would give them non-existent jobs (1-3-3) and 24hr kominini. You are now telling them to be entrepreneurial, and not job seekers. What a shame. As if the youth didnt know that?

  After deceiving the youth that you would give them non-existent jobs (1-3-3) and 24hr kominini. You are now telling them to be entrepreneurial, and not job seekers. What a shame. As if the youth didnt know that?

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• Bliss 5 months ago

  Meanwhile these same politians who have the means will not let their kids be entrepreneurs. Rather they put them in juicy posituons at BOG, SSNiT, Ghanagas etc.

  Meanwhile these same politians who have the means will not let their kids be entrepreneurs. Rather they put them in juicy posituons at BOG, SSNiT, Ghanagas etc.

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• Essel Mensah 5 months ago

  Hmmmm, Say that again.

  Hmmmm, Say that again.

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• accranie 5 months ago

  this is the fourth/fifth time a statesman is sounding this alarm, the first was the honourable alan kyeremanten who counseled that factorys are not sold in shops, the other is the outgone finance minister was advised that gov ...
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  this is the fourth/fifth time a statesman is sounding this alarm, the first was the honourable alan kyeremanten who counseled that factorys are not sold in shops, the other is the outgone finance minister was advised that government payroll can't unboard anymore new manpower the others are this honourable , and the youth should be taking this warning seriously because a person without a meaningful employment/income tends to live the type of life the author mr achebe described as living life without having the basic necessities to live it with and it can be frustrating

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• accranie 5 months ago

  the uncover gh/giant of africa foundations in responds have put together a vocational training system that connects people to mastertradesmen where they get to learn the skills of the vocation

  the uncover gh/giant of africa foundations in responds have put together a vocational training system that connects people to mastertradesmen where they get to learn the skills of the vocation

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• accranie 5 months ago

  brick laying/auto mechanic/metal work/tailor/carpentry/barbering are some of the vocation people can undersign to learn for 3-5 years and upon completion the uncover gh/giant of africa foundations extends assistance to them t ...
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  brick laying/auto mechanic/metal work/tailor/carpentry/barbering are some of the vocation people can undersign to learn for 3-5 years and upon completion the uncover gh/giant of africa foundations extends assistance to them to enable them set up shop[nigerian variant]

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• accranie 5 months ago

  the registration form goes for 20ghc in gh and it's naira equivalent in nigeria

  the registration form goes for 20ghc in gh and it's naira equivalent in nigeria

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• Yaw Yeboah 5 months ago

  We live in a very dishonest & corrupt country where every 4 years politicians promise jobs to jobless youths knowing that they have no plans or resources to keep their promises. When in power they then turn around to admit th ...
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  We live in a very dishonest & corrupt country where every 4 years politicians promise jobs to jobless youths knowing that they have no plans or resources to keep their promises. When in power they then turn around to admit that if youths seek employment they must create business opportunities themselves. Cry for the youth. God help & save Ghana.

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• Gabby 5 months ago

  How many entrepreneurial gigs has he had all his life?

  How many entrepreneurial gigs has he had all his life?

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• Former President 5 months ago

  Brilliant are you going to loan them the money.

  Brilliant are you going to loan them the money.

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• Hardy Djevanor 5 months ago

  It's not that we don't want to, the system is not working and government is doing almost nothing about it. Withing the last years, 2 friends are making 5 figures. 1 is into manufacturing flipflops, the other is in real estate ...
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  It's not that we don't want to, the system is not working and government is doing almost nothing about it. Withing the last years, 2 friends are making 5 figures. 1 is into manufacturing flipflops, the other is in real estate. All they needed was good credit ratings and preorders. Meanwhile I've been in real estate since 2003 and struggle to maintain 5 figures in my account. The talk is much more than the doing.

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• Methuselah 5 months ago

  Before you advise in situations like this you must give us example(s) from your own personal life on what you did with your life when you were faced with similar situation as an unemployed youth. But maybe he has none to shar ...
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  Before you advise in situations like this you must give us example(s) from your own personal life on what you did with your life when you were faced with similar situation as an unemployed youth. But maybe he has none to share so it becomes a normal talk as we always hear and so nothing will change in the system.

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