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• Jasikan 1 year ago

  what is wrong with selling Yams if you are a university student? I clean toilets in Europe to make ends meet and pay my educational fees while studying .

  what is wrong with selling Yams if you are a university student? I clean toilets in Europe to make ends meet and pay my educational fees while studying .

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• COD 1 year ago

  Keep going Boy !
  There is nothing wrong or suicidal for selling yams (working) to help finance one`s education.
  Even in the so-called rich or wealthy or advanced countries, many work as Security Guards, Taxi Drivers, Cleane ...
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  Keep going Boy !
  There is nothing wrong or suicidal for selling yams (working) to help finance one`s education.
  Even in the so-called rich or wealthy or advanced countries, many work as Security Guards, Taxi Drivers, Cleaners, House Keepers, Farm Laborers, Dish Washers, Sales Persons/Associates, etc., etc., to help pay for their education.
  It is the highest time we do encourage such people in Ghana to keep bettering themselves.
  The boy Elisha must be proud of himself in all respects.

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• Awam 1 year ago

  Ghana is full of arrogant people who thing they're actually better than they're.
  
  Most recent university graduates in Ghana would not take a job in Ghana unless it is in a structured office building where they would wear a ...
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  Ghana is full of arrogant people who thing they're actually better than they're.
  
  Most recent university graduates in Ghana would not take a job in Ghana unless it is in a structured office building where they would wear a business casual or dress and up.
  
  Most young women in Ghana especially university graduate know how to spend money but they don't know how to make money. They refuse to do hardwork because they think that there are some jobs that are beneath them.
  
  
  What is wrong with selling yam on the streets if that is the best thing to do in order to survive this economic apocalypse.

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