Ghanaian graduates looked at each other’s face when the news broke about
the extension of the International Monetary Fund program to 2018. A chorused
question rang through their minds, “is it another year of unemployment”? At the
mention of IMF most graduates and government workers knee must bow and their tongues must confess that
IMF is King.
Posterity, with cases of underemployment in rural areas and unemployment
in urban areas, Ghana has a lot to say on her 60th anniversary. Graduates
send certificates and curriculum vitae to various offices hoping that they
quenched their taste of employment.
A bribery allegation in Ghana parliament reminds me of Dr. Dombisa Moya
argument about corruption among African countries. She further argued about why
African countries do not need foreign aid in order to develop. Looking through
the calendar, I do not find a suitable year which marks a time Ghana will stop
relying on foreign aid.
Posterity, your life is at stake since heritage fund will be used to
fund the “free SHS policy”. Reading an SHS diary which explained how the rainy season always marked the beginning of holidays, due to poorly constructed classrooms, I ranked the essence of "free SHS policy".
Many a question has being raised about the achievements of Ghana at 60.
Globally, what did other countries celebrate at 60?
Posterity, the eyes of Ghana have being plucked out after plagiarism
clothed her in this new year. Ghana looks young at 60, if she boasts of infrastructure development.
Ghana has moved from being identified with a national anthem and a flag to
multi-party system. Posterity, you need to take a closer look at the importance of "National Service" in the country.
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