I support every attempt to reduce youth unemployment but unemployment was described as a crisis when you needed power, so please don’t downgrade it to a “long-term structural challenge” now that you have power. The structure did not change on inauguration day. Fix the problem. You promised 👍🏾
The Republic of Naoero in the mid 1970s had the highest GDP per capita in the world, next to Saudi Arabia, by selling fossilized bird poop. BIRD POOP! Ghana must work! @koboateng@kwadwosheldon
It is important to heavily fight corruption , however I do not believe that it is our biggest problem in this country. It is not the reason we are poor.
Every time I hold the government accountable for something the President himself promised, somebody says “The President means well, it’s his appointees who are not performing.”
Okay… and who appointed the appointees?
What exactly is the President’s job then? To have good intentions while everybody under him performs badly? You cannot give the President credit when an appointee succeeds, then introduce us to the appointee when something fails.
Accountability cannot have a different address depending on whether the news is good or bad.
When you were in opposition, criticism was patriotism. Protests were democracy. Questions were accountability. Angry citizens were suffering Ghanaians who deserved to be heard. Now criticism is propaganda and everybody should calm down. Power really improves the vocabulary.
You cannot use unemployment to campaign, tell young people their suffering is evidence that the government has failed them, win the election and then start explaining that jobs take time to create. smh
Most people don’t know this, but @JDMahama made a very clear promise under the Adwumawura Programme. He promised to help create and support at least 10,000 businesses every year.
Government says more than 10,000 young people have already been trained and mentored and some have received grants. Hmm okay but training 10,000 people is not the same as creating 10,000 businesses. The promise was about businesses.
How many actual businesses have been created so far? How many are still running? Where are they? What do they do? How many people have they employed? This is not complicated. Can someone please help?
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MTN generates over 28% more revenue per user in Ghana than in South Africa, even though Ghana’s minimum wage is just $1.43 per day compared to South Africa’s $1.70 per hour. MTN continues to invest more capital in South Africa than in Ghana, a situation permitted by Sam George and the NCA.
Hypothetically, If you owned a property at Adjiringanor, what would you charge monthly for a 2 bedroom apartment?
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This trend in Ghanaian politics where, when an official is questioned or confronted about an issue, they tend to compare the previous government or the other party is not wise at all.