Why so many unemployed and underemployed graduates In Ghana?

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• Abdul Karim 9 years ago

  very nice article

  very nice article

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• NA SO I DE SAY.. 9 years ago

  Oh good question good answer, my friends these guys are LAZY CHAPS long ago even no matter how much you school you still go to farm for leaving, now all wants bread from heaven... GOD PUNISH ALL YOU WILL CONTINUE LIKE THESE H ...
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  Oh good question good answer, my friends these guys are LAZY CHAPS long ago even no matter how much you school you still go to farm for leaving, now all wants bread from heaven... GOD PUNISH ALL YOU WILL CONTINUE LIKE THESE HAHAHAHA

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• kululu 9 years ago

  This article of yours is invaluable and worth good attention. I wish the Minister of Employment and Education tap into this food for thought which you have spilled on this article to improve the lots of our unemployment probl ...
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  This article of yours is invaluable and worth good attention. I wish the Minister of Employment and Education tap into this food for thought which you have spilled on this article to improve the lots of our unemployment problems. Sadly, even if they read and appreciate your knowledge, politics would not allow them to follow up with deeds. Indeed, Knowledge without application of it is dead

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• Esi 9 years ago

  Thanks for the wisdom

  Thanks for the wisdom

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• SAINT 9 years ago

  YOUR ASSERTION THAT GOVERNMENT DOES NOT CREATE JOBS IS NOT TRUE.. IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS, THE GOVERNMENT OF GHANA UNDER NKRUMAH CREATED JOBS FOR THE CITIZENS.THERE WAS VIRTUALLY NO UNEMPLOYMENT IN GHANA AND THERE WAS GOVERNMENT ...
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  YOUR ASSERTION THAT GOVERNMENT DOES NOT CREATE JOBS IS NOT TRUE.. IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS, THE GOVERNMENT OF GHANA UNDER NKRUMAH CREATED JOBS FOR THE CITIZENS.THERE WAS VIRTUALLY NO UNEMPLOYMENT IN GHANA AND THERE WAS GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN THE ECONOMY.
  
  WE ARE NOW RUNNING AN ECONOMY LEFT TO THE MERCY OF PRIVATE BUSINESSES AND THEIR AIM IS TO MAXIMISE PROFITS FOR THEMSELVES SO THEY INVEST ONLY IN THOSE AREAS THEY CAN GET MAXIMUM PROFITS.

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• Charles Ennin 9 years ago

  Yes is true , our leaders will never ring any bell when the door open for Job , but rather given it to their relatives . Ghana police service is one exampl of such institition .

  Yes is true , our leaders will never ring any bell when the door open for Job , but rather given it to their relatives . Ghana police service is one exampl of such institition .

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• the man in the mirror 9 years ago

  Well said. This formal education craze is ridiculous, STUPID! Future master artisans, chefs, artists, musicians, poets and writers are frustrated in their lives now or forever derailed because doubt has been sewn so deep in t ...
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  Well said. This formal education craze is ridiculous, STUPID! Future master artisans, chefs, artists, musicians, poets and writers are frustrated in their lives now or forever derailed because doubt has been sewn so deep in their psyche about how much of a failure they'll be if they don't do what everyone else is doing. Like not working in a bank, not becoming a doctor, or a lawyer. This higher education bubble has burst, it's all over the place. THIS SHIT HAS TO STOP. All the vocational schools and stuff MAKE SOME NOISE because whether you believe it or not you graduates have better chance of making something out of themselves than the university graduated in this economy. DOWN WITH HIGHER EDUCATION and FREE CREATIVITY because without education in whatever shape, way or form creativity won't flourish.

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