Former public servant urges youth to create jobs, shun corruption
Former public servant and Asante Akyem South New Patriotic Party (NPP) Constituency Chairman, Kyei Noah, has urged young Ghanaians to take advantage of their talents and create employment opportunities rather than depend solely on government for jobs. According to him, Ghana’s unemployment situation requires a collective effort from government, the private sector and individuals, particularly […]
Former public servant Kyei Noah has urged Ghanaian youth to create jobs for themselves by leveraging their talents and pursuing entrepreneurship, rather than relying solely on government employment. Noah emphasized the need for a collective effort from government, the private sector, and individuals, particularly young entrepreneurs with innovative ideas, to address Ghana's unemployment situation.
He also called on the youth to resist corruption and serve the country selflessly, using their skills to contribute positively to national development. Prophet Isaac Kofi Prah of the Twelve Apostles Church in Kumasi echoed similar sentiments, urging young people to follow positive examples in society by embracing hard work, integrity, and a strong commitment to national development, while avoiding corrupt practices.
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