“Hunger is not the worse feature of unemployment; idleness is”-William E. Barrett.
How frustrating can life get knowing you are endowed with some sort of proficiency yet you cannot share it with the world because avenues have not been created to make such delivery feasible.
After four years of tormenting school life and a year of “slavery” labelled National Service (sheer waste of a graduate’s time) you finish only to find nothing to wake you up in the morning. Unemployment welcomes you to its world.
And we are supposed to contribute our quota to aid in nation building? How we are to do that I still do not know. A system designed like prison—where you are free yet limited in every sense of the word.
Some unemployed health persons have found themselves at the wrong side of the law for venting their frustrations.
Two health professionals who recently completed the College of Health in Kintampo have been arrested for picketing at the Flagstaff House.
According to some of the members of the group two of their members have been arrested because they sent a petition to the presidency to fast track their employment into the health sector.
In an interview with Citi News, a member of the group, Philip Davor admitted that the group failed to notify the police because they went to the Flagstaff House only to present a letter to government and not to demonstrate.