Ashesi University graduate begins entrepreneurial revolution

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• Paa Joe 9 years ago

  OPAYIN PRESIDENT.
  
  EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN THE LIBERAL ARTS ALONE ARE NOT THE VERY ANSWERS TO THE ECONONIC DIFFICULTIES, CHALLENGES, UNDERDEVELOPOMENT AND EXTREME POVERTY IN GHANA.
  
  GROWTH AND STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATION ...
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  OPAYIN PRESIDENT.
  
  EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN THE LIBERAL ARTS ALONE ARE NOT THE VERY ANSWERS TO THE ECONONIC DIFFICULTIES, CHALLENGES, UNDERDEVELOPOMENT AND EXTREME POVERTY IN GHANA.
  
  GROWTH AND STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATION ARE CALLED FOR IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF COMPANIES THAT MANUFACTURES PRODUCTS AND PROVIDES ENGINEERING AND NATURAL SCIENCE SERVICES FOR A WIDE RANGE OF INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL AND CONSUMER MARKETS.
  
  AT THE SAME TIME, THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF JOBS IDLING IN THE COUNTRY, WHEN IT COMES TO THE DEVELOMENT OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT TO TRANSFORM THE NATION TO PROSPERITY.
  
  GETTING THE UNEMPLOYED TO TASK RESTS ALSO ON WORK SERVICE AND TO USE THEIR TIME OF WASTE WASTEFUL ON NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT ACTIVTIES THAT WILL HELP TO IMPROVE NATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMUNITIES AND TO IMPROVE WHERE THEY LIVE, THUS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE DEVELOPOMENT OF PEOPLES LVES.
  
  IF WE DO STILL REMAIN UNCONVINCED OF THE IMPORTANCE OF SCIENTIFIC INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY IN CREATING ECONOMIC GROWTH, THEN, WE HAVE TO KNOW THE MANY BUMBY AND ROCKY ROADS BEFORE US.
  
  
  THE ECONOMIC CHALLENGES AND DIFFICULTIES ACROSS THE BROAD SECTORS AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURING, PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION TO THE POINT OF SALE CALLS FOR A NEW APPROACH WITH A HUGE SENSE OF PURPOSE.

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• grace 9 years ago

  Sheesh, what a cliché-riddled article! I could barely make-out what it was about, so packed it was with all the buzzwords that any decent writer absolutely avoids. Ashesi, how about a course in simple English? Hmmm?

  Sheesh, what a cliché-riddled article! I could barely make-out what it was about, so packed it was with all the buzzwords that any decent writer absolutely avoids. Ashesi, how about a course in simple English? Hmmm?

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