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A senior lecturer in the Department of Planning at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Dr. Stephen Takyi, has underscored the importance of mentorship for the youth in Ghana.
Speaking on OTEC FM’s Nyansapo Morning Show, Dr. Takyi encouraged young people to find positive role models who can inspire and guide them towards a secure future.
Dr. Takyi believes mentorship is crucial in shaping lives, particularly in career choices.
He advocated for universities to introduce mentorship programs to support students’ growth and provide industry insights.
Dr. Takyi urged parents and guardians to secure better futures for their children through mentorship programs.
He emphasized the need for the government to prioritize mentorship in shaping Ghana’s future leaders.
Mentorship provides students with valuable guidance, support, and industry insights.
It helps young people navigate their academic and professional journeys.
Dr. Takyi’s advocacy for mentorship highlights its significance in developing the next generation of professionals.
By embracing mentorship, Ghanaian youth can gain valuable knowledge, skills, and inspiration to secure their futures.
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