Gov’t supports trainees with start-up kits

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• Hazor 11 years ago

  This government or administration is the most useless in the history of this country.Three most important industries has been left in the mercy of the weather to rot.There are thousands of cars,trucks and buses and all the ma ...
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  This government or administration is the most useless in the history of this country.Three most important industries has been left in the mercy of the weather to rot.There are thousands of cars,trucks and buses and all the materials needed to produce tires including the factory but we are creating jobs abroad and wasting money doing stupid things that will not benefit all Ghanaians.Ghana import glass for its housing needs while the raw materials need to produce glass including the factory is on the left to rot and last but not the least Ghana produce fruits that can be proceess in to juice and the factory is sitting in the weather to rot then we export them at cheap price and import it finish product at high price and Ghanaians purchase them at any price they want at the market and instead of reviving these industries to honour Nkrumah they are rather producing tons of Nkrumah icons and wasting money on so call trainees with state-up kits.This government is sick is this start-up kits the past glory Mahama is talking about?Folks guess what the president to be called.....

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• JAMES Y 11 years ago

  'Hazor', or whatever your real name is, do you know that all the industries you have mentioned have been sold off and now in private hands? Do you think the government should buy them back and rehabilitate them? Or, do you me ...
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  'Hazor', or whatever your real name is, do you know that all the industries you have mentioned have been sold off and now in private hands? Do you think the government should buy them back and rehabilitate them? Or, do you mean the government should nationalise them? Do you think the state should go into commercial business? Most of the rotten trucks, cars and buses you mentioned are owned by companies or individuals. The tyre, glass and the juice factories which Nkrumah's government established have long been sold to private companies and individuals, after Ghana government had spent a lot of money to get them in shape for sale, because they were neglected and left to rot after Nkrumah was ousted from Ghanaian politics. You must learn Ghana's economic and political history from the '60s before you make comments on this kind of subject, if you were not born at the time.
  
  Now, coming back to the subject matter; don't you think that it is a good idea to train the youth - who have no jobs - to acquire skills?
  Every Ghanaian household, at present, has more than two mobile phone owners. Don't you think they need repairers if their phones go wrong? Can't you discern that through repairing some of the trained youngsters may become producers of the phones through experience? Many of present-day engineering firms began from artisans not Degree holders; do you know that?

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• JAMES Y 11 years ago

  The policy is in the right direction and must be introduced across the country gradually. Mobil phones have become 'must have' in every household. They need repairing when they go wrong. The trainees, when they complete their ...
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  The policy is in the right direction and must be introduced across the country gradually. Mobil phones have become 'must have' in every household. They need repairing when they go wrong. The trainees, when they complete their training, will have ready work awaiting them.

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• Hazor 11 years ago

  It is unwise for the Government to waste tax payers money to train mobile phone repairers this is the dumb thing to do.Mobile phones are design to improve its function and each year new phone comes out and the old one becomes ...
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  It is unwise for the Government to waste tax payers money to train mobile phone repairers this is the dumb thing to do.Mobile phones are design to improve its function and each year new phone comes out and the old one becomes obsolete so what profit did the phone repairers benefit.James Y remember mobile phone manufactures are there to make money.

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• Hazor 11 years ago

  James Y,Am shock that you done keep track of what is going in Ghana.Few days after Bawumia report goat has taking over Temale Tomatoes factory the then minister of trade and industries Hannah Tetteh annouce govrnment is makin ...
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  James Y,Am shock that you done keep track of what is going in Ghana.Few days after Bawumia report goat has taking over Temale Tomatoes factory the then minister of trade and industries Hannah Tetteh annouce govrnment is making plans to privatize Bonsa tires and Aboso glass factory so why are you deceiving Ghanaians these industries has been sold?James Y if you think am kidding ask Hannah Tetteh she will tell you HAZOR is 100% right.So next time know your facts before you critize.

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