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Youth employment concerns must reflect in government policies – Antonio Edem Asinyo

And by preparing ourselves, it means we should use social media usefully, we should engage ourselves, apply ourselves to trade, and ensure that we are ready for opportunities that come our way ” he said The youth activist further urged young people not to lose hope despite the difficulties confronting them, insisting that there is still a future for Ghanaian youth.
Youth activist and former President of the World Universities Debating Council, Antonio Edem, has called on policymakers to pay greater attention to the concerns of young people, particularly the challenges surrounding employment.
According to him, young people must also take responsibility for preparing themselves for opportunities by developing relevant skills, engaging productively on social media and exploring avenues such as trade.
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