Patrick Amoah ( Faraday)

Pentecost University, see you on Monday📍 Also, UMAT, see you next week 📍

Grateful for the trust and the opportunity to serve. I am reminded that leadership is an altar to serve, not a ladder to climb. My prayer is for the grace to lead with humility, purpose and integrity, always giving all the glory to Jesus, for He alone is worthy. Thank you ESAG

Please incase screenshot comes out, let it be known that I told someone I'm taking the 67th SRC Presidency of KNUST and she laughed in my face. They said my back is bare, but KUSASA—Better is Coming!

Forgive me for the dreams we couldn't finish, and the promises that circumstances wouldn't let us fulfil.💔 Sometimes, the deepest pain isn't in losing a dream, but in knowing how many hearts were invested in making it a reality. 💔 Love you all❤️

Portugal estará sempre em mim

I’ve been away from X for a while now but I really miss everybody. I promise I won’t disappear again 🥹 Pierina is back🤩

Today, I had the pleasure of joining the @GreatKsbsa Corporate Monday activity! ✨ Suited and booted, connecting with amazing people, and just feeling that professional glow-up. KSB always delivers the right push to level up the week❤️ #CohssKnust #Ksb #Knustlive

My brother, the pain is real. Graduates from 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and even now still sitting at home with their certificates, watching life pass them by, is not something we pretend isn’t happening. We see it every day. But let’s be honest about when this started. Most of those cohorts finished school under eight years of NPP government. The skills mismatch, the private sector that wasn’t growing fast enough, the debt that crowded out investment all of that was already there when we took over in 2025. We didn’t create the backlog; we inherited it. We are not quiet about it. The Ghana Statistical Service numbers are out there for everyone to see: youth unemployment around 21.9% for ages 15-35 against a national average of about 12.8%, and nearly two million young people neither working nor in school or training. We put the figures out because we want the country to face the size of the problem instead of hiding it. The difference is we are not waiting until 2027 or 2028 to start talking solutions. Right now we have the National Apprenticeship Programme already training people and distributing tools, scaling up toward a much bigger number. Adwumawura has taken in its first 10,000 young people out of over 120,000 who applied, giving them training, mentorship and support to start their own businesses. One Million Coders has over 140,000 registered, with thousands already finishing courses in coding and digital skills. These things are running, not just promised. Equipment is going out, training centres are active, more cohorts are coming. Ato Forson has said clearly that we must stop treating graduate unemployment as normal. The 24-hour economy work and the New Economy plans are meant to expand real opportunities, not just create more campaign talk. And about those childhood friends flashing money from internet fraud,education is never the foolish choice. That lifestyle is a trap. It ends in trouble with the law or frozen accounts. It is not a model for anyone. We are trying to build proper pathways that last, even if they take longer to show results. You are right that politicians should not suddenly discover youth unemployment only when elections are near. That is why we are implementing these programmes now, while the pressure is high and the next election is still a year away. The real test is what is being done in 2025 and 2026, not who shouts the loudest later. That is the standard we have set for ourselves. Godbless H.E John Dramani Mahama and the NDC 🙏🏿🫡❤️

I just reached the 3rd floor of a 4 storey building. Grateful heart!!!!!! I want to take the opportunity on this day to announce to my employers, the Good people of AFIGYA KWABRE NORTH CONSTITUENCY that I wish to remain employed under their supervision. To this I will complete the PPC forms and submit same today. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME. #afigyaKwabreNorth #CAM4r3 #MyWordMyBond