Caution: I write like I speak in my everyday life in Ghana. What you are about to read is a mixture of the English language, Pidgin, and Ghanaian local dialect. NB: All pictures used on my canvas are by Gideon Highlander of Highlander Studioz I sometimes listen to some people on radio and TV talk shows, and it's sad how some of them pass comments like “the youth of today don’t like work, they don’t like hard work”. Herh! This is a blatant lie. On the contrary, my colleague youth love to work, but there are no sustainable jobs out there. In my beautiful Ghana and other parts of Mama Africa, if you want to know how willing young people want to work, just interact with some of them or count the number of young people who sell on the streets. Be very careful not to think say all of them be school dropouts oo. Oh yes! Be very careful. And even if they are; similar drop outs in other parts of the world dey make am big time. Because in Ghana, it has been a common mantra th...
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