John Kumah, an Ejisu Member of Parliament (MP), has disputed reports that he acquired 50 spots for constituents in the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS).
The claims, according to the MP who also serves as Deputy Finance Minister, are bad spin and propaganda directed against a group of freshly hired immigration agents who visited the constituency.
According to a statement made by him, the cops were visiting the Ejisu Solution Centre, which was established to combat unemployment in the area, to express their gratitude for the help they got prior to their enlistment.
According to the statement, the immigration officials number between 50 and 60, with some hailing from Assin Fosu, Berekum, Kwame Danso, and other locations.
"In Ejisu, we have established a 24-hour solution center that is geared to prepare and support job seekers who require assistance in preparing for any job vacancy."
John Kumah, MP for Ejisu, poses with immigration agents and others in a group shot.
"Among other things, the center educates job candidates on best practices to follow when applying for employment, how to prepare for interviews, and CV writing," according to the statement.
He stated that the centre not only serves the residents of Ejisu, but also the young of the Ashanti area and its environs. "Through adequate career advising and training, the center has supported young people in securing positions in both commercial and governmental organizations over the years." We get employment requests from young people all around the country, and we do our best to help them prepare and apply for jobs," the statement said.
"The Ejisu Solution Centre will continue to serve Young Persons who require assistance in seeking job placement in Ghana," the statement said. "The Ejisu Club 100 has also been of tremendous assistance to young entrepreneurs." We can develop riches and establish a thriving Ghana if we work together."
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