A concerned citizen has criticized the Mahama administration over what he describes as a failure to create jobs for the country’s youth, specifically pointing to the lack of new factories being established.
In a video shared on social media, the man expressed his frustration directly. “Like play like play Mahama no open any factory. No job for the boys!” he said, using colloquial Ghanaian expression to convey his disappointment at what he sees as unfulfilled promises around job creation.
His comments add to a broader wave of public commentary in recent months from citizens expressing frustration over unemployment and underemployment among Ghana’s youth, with several viral videos surfacing showing ordinary Ghanaians voicing similar concerns about the state of job creation under the current government.
The man’s identity and specific circumstances have not been independently verified. It is unclear whether his comments were directed at any specific government policy or initiative.
The government has previously pointed to various employment and industrialization programmes as part of its economic agenda, though the pace and visibility of job creation, particularly around manufacturing and factory establishment, has remained a persistent point of public criticism and debate.
Watch the video HERE.
