The Bono Regional Minister, Honorable Joseph Akwaboa Esq, has announced that the administration led by John Dramani Mahama is working diligently to create more employment opportunities for Ghanaian youth, particularly in the Berekum area. Speaking at the confirmation ceremony for the Berekum East Municipal Chief Executive Nominee, Hon Hajia Fati Abubakar, the Regional Minister highlighted the significant efforts undertaken by the NDC administration to generate jobs and alleviate hardships faced by the youth.
Job Creation Initiatives
The Regional Minister emphasized that the administration's initiatives aim to create sustainable jobs and employment avenues for the youth. This is in line with the party's promise to prioritize job creation, as stated by former President John Dramani Mahama during the launch of the NDC's youth manifesto. The Minister urged the nation's youth to remain patient, assuring them that these initiatives will soon yield positive results, mitigating the challenges posed by unemployment.
Development and Prosperity in Berekum East
Honorable Hajia Fati Abubakar, the newly confirmed Municipal Chief Executive for Berekum East, has pledged to work closely with relevant authorities to advance the development and prosperity of the municipality. Her vision includes restoring the "Golden City" moniker that Berekum once held. She expressed gratitude to Allah and party executives for their support in her appointment.
Infrastructure Development
Meanwhile, Honorable Adane George, the Jaman North District Chief Executive, has called on the government and the Minister of Roads to intervene in the reconstruction of the Berekum-Drobo-Sampa road. The road has deteriorated significantly, affecting commuters and road users. George noted that the road is covered in dust, posing health risks to frequent users.
Existing Initiatives in the Bono Region
The Ghana Enterprise Agency (GEA) has launched a Jobs and Skills Project in Sunyani, aiming to train 1,950 youth in entrepreneurship and equip them with relevant skills. The project, funded by the World Bank, provides training and start-up grants to participants. This initiative demonstrates the efforts being made to address unemployment and promote economic growth in the region.
Key Highlights
- Job Creation: The administration is working to generate more employment opportunities for Ghanaian youth.
- Youth Empowerment: Initiatives like the Jobs and Skills Project aim to equip youth with entrepreneurship skills and provide start-up grants.
- Infrastructure Development: The reconstruction of the Berekum-Drobo-Sampa road is crucial for the region's development and the health of its residents.
- Local Development: The Bono Regional House of Chiefs has initiated a development fund to promote development and reduce unemployment among youth in the region.
The Bono Regional Minister's assurance of upcoming job opportunities is a positive development for Ghanaian youth. With various initiatives underway to promote entrepreneurship, infrastructure development, and local development, the region is poised for growth and prosperity.
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