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    Stakeholders urged to develop practical solutions to tackle unemployment in Ghana

    HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931By HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931January 25, 2025 General News
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    Stakeholders urged to develop practical solutions to tackle unemployment in Ghana

    The founder and president of  “Nipa Nti Na Nipa Wo Ho Fun Club” at Bantama in Kumasi,also Otumfuo Gyaaman-Mmenhene,Nana Kwaku Agyare II, is calling on stakeholders to provide concrete measures to combat unemployment challenge in Ghana.

    He emphasized on the need to brainstorm innovative solutions for women and the youth to serve as strategies to help address Ghana’s unemployment rate.

    Nana Kwaku Agyare II, was speaking to newsmen when the members of the group embarks on float on some principal streets of Bantama ahead of the official launching of Nipa Nti Na Nipa Woho at Bantama, Kumasi.


    One of the leading members of the Association, and chief executive officer of Dr Amagashie Herbal Center,Apostle Dr Samuel Amagashie expressed the group commitment to come out with practical and effective solutions to address the needs of the members.

    On her part Nana Agyeiwaa Kodie advise the members to comply with the directives of the association to enable them benefit from the purpose of it establishment.

     

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