Let’s prioritize youth development – NPP

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• AGBELENGOR, Korku Morkporkpor 8 years ago

  GO AHEAD AND PRIORITIZE. MOVE FROM THE TALK AND WALK IT. SINCE 1903 AFRICANS HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT WHAT THEY WILL DO BUT NEVER WHAT THEY HAVE DONE OR ARE EVEN DOING.

  GO AHEAD AND PRIORITIZE. MOVE FROM THE TALK AND WALK IT. SINCE 1903 AFRICANS HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT WHAT THEY WILL DO BUT NEVER WHAT THEY HAVE DONE OR ARE EVEN DOING.

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• Nana 8 years ago

  Party Secretary please check your facts about the history of the formation of the OAU the precursor union of the AU. Malcom X had no hand in it. The Eight Liberated and Independent nations of Africa who spearheaded to Unity m ...
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  Party Secretary please check your facts about the history of the formation of the OAU the precursor union of the AU. Malcom X had no hand in it. The Eight Liberated and Independent nations of Africa who spearheaded to Unity movement at the All Africa Peoples Conference in Accra in 1958 were Ethiopia (Haile Salasie),Abdul Nassar of Egypt;Our own Nkrumah of Ghana,The Presidents of Liberia, Guinea, Lybia(Not Gadaffi)Morrocco, Tunisia. Malcom X had no role here the only leading Black Americans who participated were George Padmore then resident in Ghana and Charles Diggs.

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• AZAA 8 years ago

  Youth to hijack a court?

  Youth to hijack a court?

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• Amina 8 years ago

  Youth development through apprenticeship essential for our development.

  Youth development through apprenticeship essential for our development.

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• Ami 8 years ago

  What is happening and people are blaming Nana for everything. However youths development if strategically planned by Govt is effective as the Govt could ensure that business take on apprenticeships, engage students at an earl ...
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  What is happening and people are blaming Nana for everything. However youths development if strategically planned by Govt is effective as the Govt could ensure that business take on apprenticeships, engage students at an early age in job experience programmes as done in the developed countries rather than wait until they finish school and there is no employment any where because of lack of skills.

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