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 encouraged Ghanaian youth to create jobs through entrepreneurship instead of relying on government employment. He emphasized that addressing Ghana’s unemployment crisis requires collaboration between the government, private sector, and young entrepreneurs with innovative ideas. Noah, speaking after his retirement, urged the youth to develop sustainable businesses that contribute to economic growth and job creation.
He also called for patriotism, urging the youth to serve selflessly, resist corruption, and use their skills for national development. During his retirement thanksgiving service in Asante Akyem Ofoase, Noah's call for a corruption-free future was echoed by Prophet Isaac Kofi Prah of the Twelve Apostles Church in Kumasi. Prah urged the youth to emulate positive societal examples by working hard, maintaining integrity, and committing to national development, while urging them to avoid corruption and leverage their abilities to build a better future for themselves and the country.
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