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“No One Is Going To Take The Youth Of Ghana Seriously; We’ve Sold Our Future” – Habiba Sinare
The actress Habiba Sinare, from Ghana, has discussed the challenges facing young people and believes that a portion of the issue stems from their lack of effort.
She drew attention to the fact that a large number of young Ghanaians are choosing to concentrate on social media trends rather than actively pursue endeavors that may affect their careers.
The administration of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, Sinare said, is working to address a number of problems and shouldn't be held exclusively responsible for the situation facing young people.
Taking a more serious approach to life, Sinare urged the kids during her participation on the United Showbiz show that airs on UTV.
“Nobody will ever properly consider Ghana's youth. We are more worried about our internet presence than we are about the future. While certain individuals are pressing, Ghanaian youngsters are not doing so. Not many people take this seriously.”
“Even if the president gives young people work, some of us will still be slothful. We constantly blame the government because we are too at ease with it. Do you want monetary gifts from the president? She remarked, “We ought to speak out for ourselves and quit making fun of others for expressing their opinions on some matters.” she said.
Source: Dklassgh.com
