A young Ghanaian farmer alleged to be a staunch NPP supporter, identified as Master Abu, has caused a stir online with his bold assertion that Ghana is not a hard country.
In an interview sighted by online, Master Abu revealed that, in his opinion, Ghana is no different from any other developed country, and that the notion of widespread hardship is greatly exaggerated.
According to Master Abu, the numerous people who complain about hardship in Ghana are simply lazy and unwilling to take advantage of the many job opportunities available in the country.
He expressed surprise at the frequent complaints about job scarcity, stating that there are, in fact, numerous jobs available, but many young people are hesitant to take on blue-collar work.
Master Abu believes that the preference for white-collar jobs over blue-collar jobs is a major contributor to the perceived lack of jobs in Ghana.
He argues that many young people are unwilling to engage in manual labor or entrepreneurial ventures, instead opting for office jobs that are scarce.
Master Abu’s comments have sparked a heated debate online, with many Ghanaians weighing in on the issue.
While some have praised Master Abu for his entrepreneurial spirit and can-do attitude, others have criticized him for being out of touch with the reality of poverty and hardship faced by many Ghanaians.
Source: OccupyGh.com
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