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An investment banker urged university students to consider entrepreneurship while studying.
Joe Jackson explained that about 40% of university graduates could remain unemployed after graduation.
According to a report from Myjoyonline.com, Jackson said the current economic conditions do not create jobs for them.
Joe Jackson, Dalex Finance
Source: Myjoyonline.com
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According to Jackson, "Ghana still has a lot to do to fight the depressing phenomenon of unemployment."
He went on to say that "Partisan politics, widespread corruption, greed and recklessness in the country" are responsible for the current trend.
Speaking on the topic, "Press On" Jackson added that those who do not have parents or guardians with influence can be in trouble because they risk staying unemployed.
The good news though, he continued, is that entrepreneurship can bring in money, but the journey is arduous and takes a lot of time.
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