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Ghanaians need well-paid jobs, not empty promises – Efia Odo jabs Bawumia

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Popular Ghanaian actress and social media personality Efia Odo has taken a swipe at Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia, criticizing the government for not delivering on its promise of providing well-paid jobs for Ghanaians.

In a recent social media post, Efia Odo expressed her frustration with the lack of employment opportunities in the country, stating that Ghanaians need tangible results, not empty promises.

She called out Vice President Bawumia specifically, accusing him of failing to fulfill the government’s commitment to creating well-paying jobs for the people.

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Efia Odo’s comments reflect a growing sentiment among many Ghanaians who are struggling to find stable employment and make ends meet.

Despite the government’s efforts to promote job creation and economic growth, many citizens feel that not enough progress has been made in improving the job market and increasing wages.

As the country continues to face economic challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for well-paid jobs has become even more critical.

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Ghanaians are looking to their leaders to fulfill their promises and provide real opportunities for meaningful employment that can support a decent standard of living.

Efia Odo’s outspoken criticism of the government serves as a reminder that actions speak louder than words when it comes to addressing the pressing issue of unemployment in Ghana.

 

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Cecelia Chintoh
Cecelia Chintohhttp://ighanaian.com/journalist/cecelia
I'm Cecelia Chintoh, a Ghanaian blogger with many years of experience in the field of journalism. I'm an Editor at Ghanafuo.com, and currently the Lifestyle and Entertainment Editor at iGhanaian.com. I love to write about random stuff, but particularly about my lifestyle and opinions.
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