Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah has rewarded two brilliant students with a scholarship package.
The students were awarded the scholarships, during a "JOB Summit" organized by the Chief of Staff, and aimed at showcasing some major social interventions by President John Dramani Mahama, particularly in the area of infrastructure development.
The two, Osei Twene Kwame and Boakye Yeboah David Henry, are both final year students at the St. James Seminary Senior High School (SHS).
They made significant and insightful contributions on how the Ghana Education Service could help in building the spirit of entrepreneurship among the youth.
Mr. Debrah used the occasion to highlight some initiatives by the government to create enabling environment to strengthen businesses in the private sector.
The summit saw in attendance students from various tertiary and professional institutions, second-cycle schools and other youth groups.
They were taken through the 2016 Manifesto of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC).
The students called for an immediate review of the existing school curricula to develop entrepreneurial skills among them.
They further stressed that there should be an inculcation of a strong financial discipline in students.
JOB Summit
The "JOB Summit" is an innovation adopted by the Chief of Staff as part of the NDC's campaign strategy to encourage the youth to believe in the President's vision.
The maiden event climaxed a six-day campaign tour of the Brong Ahafo region by the Chief of Staff.
It will be replicated in all regional capitals across the country.
Source: Ameyaw Adu Gyamfi/Peacefmonline.com/Ghana
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