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Is this the Ralph you guys are praising? Wei? Tweaka.

Ralph should stop fooling himself in the streets of Ghana. How can you tell me it's not mandatory for the Government to create jobs. Gyimisem sei

This Ralph guy is not making sense, and I will say that without apology. Yes, the women selling along the roadside may not be entirely right, but the least you can do is listen to their challenges and amplify their concerns to the appropriate authorities instead of insulting them as though they are worth nothing. These politicians, from the Presidency to Parliament, make all sorts of promises about jobs and other essential needs when they are campaigning for votes. And the woman is absolutely right: let the government fulfil those promises, create the necessary opportunities, and these women will have no reason to sell along the roadside. And oh, did I hear Ralph suggesting that the government construct roads but does not create jobs? What a reckless argument! Who, then, is responsible for creating jobs? The fact that Ghana's economy is largely driven by the private sector does not absolve the government of its responsibility to create an enabling environment and provide employment opportunities for ordinary citizens. We were here when the NPP campaigned on its One District, One Factory policy. What was the purpose of that initiative? Wasn't it partly intended to stimulate economic activity and create jobs? The truth is simple: until there are sufficient employment opportunities to provide these people with decent livelihoods and take them off the streets, roadside trading will remain a reality. You cannot condemn people for struggling to survive while ignoring the economic conditions that have pushed them into those circumstances. .

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