In a world where many degree holders struggle to find employment, Jonathan Junior Asamoah,from Hohoe in the Volta Region, a BSc. Administration graduate from the University of Ghana, Legon, has defied the odds by building a successful business selling koko (porridge) and koose (bean cakes) on the streets.
In an exclusive interview with Ghanacelebrities.com, Jonathan revealed how he stayed at home for over a year after his National Service.
After completing university and facing limited job opportunities, Jonathan refused to remain idle. Instead, he ventured into the breakfast food business, a decision that has now blossomed into a thriving enterprise with 12 branches.
“As a young man who has completed school without a job, it was very difficult for me. I applied for so many jobs but when I wasn’t getting any feedback from them, I decided to start my own company.” He told Ghanacelebrities.com.
Jonathan’s hard work and determination have also led to the establishment of A1 Restaurant, which offers delivery services and has created job opportunities for other young people.
Jonathan’s story is a powerful inspiration, proving that success is not only found in office jobs but also in entrepreneurship and innovation. His journey is a call to all unemployed graduates: don’t sit at home with your certificate—start something, be intentional, and success will follow.
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Source:Ghanacelebrities.com