2. In his own way, he's trying to make them feel proud of those uniforms. He is telling them "what you wear has dignity, what you do matters." That's leadership, not clout chasing.
You guys need to stop hating bro.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), Malik Basintale, has arrived at the Ghana Prisons Training School in Accra for a refresher training programme for Prison Service Assistants, ahead of their absorption into the mainstream service after completing their two-year contracts.
I don't get why you people are bashing Hon. Malik Basintale just because he wears the uniforms of the YEA personnel.
1.He is the CEO of the Youth Employment Agency. That makes him the Chief Officer of every YEA module-from Community Police Assistants to fire Assistants.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), Malik Basintale, has arrived at the Ghana Prisons Training School in Accra for a refresher training programme for Prison Service Assistants, ahead of their absorption into the mainstream service after completing their two-year contracts.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), Malik Basintale, has arrived at the Ghana Prisons Training School in Accra for a refresher training programme for Prison Service Assistants, ahead of their absorption into the mainstream service after completing their two-year contracts.
@yhaw_memphis7@SIKAOFFICIAL1 I can now see how small minded you are, 49 million for almost 2000 people and you’re playing politics? That’s even less than 5million dollars, how much was paid to dig the national cathedral pit bro?
Dear Ghana youth this is ours.
Mother Ghana appreciates you sir
Keep doing your job and let them continue to do the talking
@malik_basintale#TheYouthPresident
@kofiamoaabban I’ll complete an uncomplicated store in front of my house, take a new meter from ECG, buy new 2 washing machines for the meantime and start a laundry business in my area. It’s lucrative! Thank you.