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Kwame Baffoe Abronye Writes:
What is the Difference between John Darigah Mahama 2012 Youth Manifesto: Titled Youth Development and 2024 Youth Manifesto
My fellow Ghanaian youths please do not allow yourselves to be hoodwinked by John Darigah Mahama( JDM) like he did in 2012. JDM is a congenital liar and can lie to convince you.
My fellow Ghanaian youth, kindly find below some of the promises JDM made to us in 2012 but failed to deliver on them.
Youth Development: 2012 Manifesto. Titled Youth Development.
• A Ghc10 million youth jobs & Enterprise Development Fund will be set up under the direct supervision of the Presidency . The job and Enterprise Centre( JEC) , which will manage the fund, will identify good business plans , ideas and prospects from young people, provide financial capital, incubation opportunities and technical support and young people who want to become entrepreneurs to achieve their goals.( Failed).
• Jobs and Enterprise Centres (JEC) will be established in all regions to help unemployed youth and those about to enter the world of work to prepare for the world of work and entrepreneurship( own business) . They will learn interview skills and CV& business plan preparation. JEC will be equipped with internet facilities.( Failed)
• A stimulus package targeted at increasing youth employment will be introduced in conjunction with the private sector. ( Failed)
* Development of Youth Recreation Centres in the districts to facilitate youth meetings, interactions, cultural programmes, conferences and inputs into the District: Assemblies’ deliberative mechanisms:
• Completion of the refurbishment of the Regional Youth Leadership Training Centres. ( Failed)
• Increased recruitment under the self – employment modules of the NYEP to reach a target of 1million youth in 4 years ( Failed).
**Sports Development 2012 Manifesto **
• Provisions of the incentives for MMDAs to establish at least one well resourced Sports and athletic infrastructure in districts to enhance the development of sporting talents of the nation’s youth ( Failed).
• Improvement of community and institutional sports infrastructure by developing a further 20 multipurpose courts in selected districts and educational institutions across the country in partnership with Corporate Ghana and donors( Failed)
• Development of the lesser known sporting disciplines in the country ( Failed)
• Pursue the employment of qualified technical staff to be posted to the districts as Sports Development Officers to help develop sports at the grassroots levels and to identify and nurture potential talents for the promotion of sports at the national level. ( Failed)
