The government has in the previous years try its possible best to equip the youth with some working skills so as to improve their capabilities. This enforced the introduction of the NABCO programme which suddenly is not living up to its task. Recently, the finance minister in his mid year budget review in parliament made it clear to the public about government’s decision to cancel the NABCO program for a new initiative called the Youstart. All pre existing NABCO personnel will be enrolled as well.
In spite of all these steps taken by government, the greater portion of the youth still remain unemployed as the involvement into indiscipline acts becomes the final solution.
In a news sighted on Ghanaweb via their official twitter page is a clear message to Ghanaians by the former former rector of the Ghana Institute Of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), Prof. Emeritus Stephen Addei. In his speech in an interview with the Springboard University Board show made it clear that, anyone who blames the government in relation with his or her unemployment is irresponsible in all ways. According to him, as energetic youths rise, the endeavor to find something worthwhile for one’s self is very key for it boosters self esteem.
His statements in his own view seems helpful like an advise but was welcomed in a different perspective by netizens. Employment is solely brought about government’s effort with respect to both public and private sectors. Many netizens have showed their disappointment in him being a professor and still utter such words. Find below some of the reactions I gathered:
SOURCE: Twitter.com/Ghanaweb
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