Ghanaian Youth Must Bear With Us NDC For Not Creating Enough Jobs We Inherited A Bad Economy

Presidential Aide Rosemond Obeng has called on Ghanaian youth to exercise patience with the National Democratic Congress (NDC) government over the pace of job creation.GHOne TV / Starr FM report (9 November 2026).

Speaking on Monday, 9 November 2026, Obeng acknowledged that the government had not created enough jobs so far. She attributed the challenge to the state of the economy inherited by the administration.

“Ghanaian youth must bear with us [NDC] for not creating enough jobs. We inherited a bad economy, but we are resetting it to make things work better,” she said.

Obeng’s comments come amid ongoing public discussion about youth unemployment and the government’s efforts to stabilise the economy. Successive administrations have faced pressure to address joblessness among young people, a longstanding concern in Ghana.

The presidential aide indicated that the current administration is focused on resetting economic structures to create conditions for improved performance and sustainable employment opportunities over time.

Her remarks form part of broader government messaging aimed at managing expectations while reforms take effect. Youth unemployment remains a key issue for many Ghanaians, with recent data highlighting higher rates among younger age groups compared to the national average.

The NDC administration, which returned to office after the 2024 elections, has outlined various initiatives intended to boost employment,though results are still being assessed by the public.

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