Hundreds of youths from Manhyia South constituency have received the privilege to graduate from the Youth Empowerment Project yesterday at a colourful graduation ceremony at Abbey’s Park, Ashanti New Town.
The event came on the back of a training partnership between the office of Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh and the College of Beauty, Arts and Entrepreneurship (CARE), to provide demand-driven training, particularly in make-up artistry, hair technology, barbering and fashion design technology.Â
In Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh’s remarks, he emphasised his strong belief in the potential of skills training to impact society by helping to create sustainable jobs. He further encouraged the graduands to continuously seek to upgrade their skills and pass their acquired knowledge on to others.
The joy and the excitement on the faces of the graduands as they demonstrated their skills and received various logistical packages to support their work drove home the fact that they had been empowered to make a huge change to their lives and those around them.
“I remain committed to further supporting more of such programmes in other areas of skills training in order to make Manhyia South a beacon of excellence in skills training in Ghana” he said.
Here are some photos from the event
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