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'I don't see any progress with the young man today' - Senior citizen laments

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  • Kofi 2 months ago

    I think the senior citizen's conclusion is grounded in reality. And even if there are programmes for the youth, those in charge of the implementation would turn them into cash cows and slush funds. Corruption has doomed our c ...
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  • Kh 2 months ago

    Things have changed in the past you can use even high school certificate to get a decent job but not anymore

  • Oldman 2 months ago

    Mr. Quist has to understand that the definition of progress has changed. It is different for today’s youth because their emphasis is on worldly goods to show off. In the old days, it was about a good name, character and str ...
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  • Kwesi 2 months ago

    Every analysis concerning progress of the youth, compared with the past should take into account of population growth. Same resources but population is exploding.

  • Pelicles 2 months ago

    My simple question to the Senior citizen is this, "Did you have phones during those days"? If no, try to understand that we are in the 21st century. The entire world had changed to either good or bad depending on the angle yo ...
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  • ofi Adu 2 months ago

    I am a senior citizen like you. What you're saying is not true. In the olden days the youths are honest and hard workers. They busy learning, whether education, or trade. And some of them will go to the village to help their ...
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  • Kwaku O A 2 months ago

    My good old German friend Mr Kunzman once told me; Never ask an old person for an advice for all they talk about is History and Revenge

  • ofi Adu 2 months ago

    Yes, because experience is the best teacher

  • Kwaku O A 2 months ago

    …so then go and ask them about all these new APPS .

  • Raphael Abeam US 2 months ago

    Compare the %Of people at that time to today.. What was the population at that time to today. It's more than thousand percent so you cant compare that of those days to today. It's a wrong calculation.

  • Kofie 2 months ago

    The Singaporeans can compare their olding day to their current stituation and say wow!! and i guess it be Good leadership .

  • Ghana Boy 2 months ago

    Yes what you are saying is true and it's because the older generation created an avenue for your generation to succeed, but your generation group is only looting and sharing the small resources in the country so how do you se ...
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  • Emmanuel 2 months ago

    I agreed with the senior citizen. it is not the faults of the youth. Those who have even got something to do are been paid Gh¢500 to 700 a month. What will be the future of these people. The youth have been left in the hands ...
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  • Kwasi 2 months ago

    Aah senior man stop that comparison, Nkrumah's government was overthrown more than half century ago and you can't let it go. You see these old CPP guards still live in the past. My question is how big was Accra and Kumasi th ...
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  • Francis Crabbe 2 months ago

    The population at that time was around 6-7 million people so it was easy then to get things done. Today we don't even know our actual population. Accra is joke one international airport shame. Politics is destroying our fibre ...
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  • Sakabo Dangaba 2 months ago

    Jealousy,greediness,bribery and corruption and get-rich-quick attitude is what we are facing.A wife wants to be richer than her husband,there is no loyalty in the nation.Armed robbery has become a lucrative business.About 98% ...
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  • Francis Crabbe 2 months ago

    I am also senior citizen what he said can be a portion of a fact but not the absolute. Ghana is only 67years old so the youth today are Ghanaians. We were selfish then we didn't have plans for the future which is today. We ed ...
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  • Nana 2 months ago

    The senior citizen lacks the understanding of the current modern world. He is in a different world, the youth has progressed more than the Nkrumah era, now by 23years, one is a degree holder, during Nkrumah era, u have to be ...
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