Don’t be deceived by Scammers, there is no job in Dubai, UK–Amb. Gambila to Ghanaian Youth
The Ghana Ambassador to Burkina Faso His Excellency Boniface Gambila has sent strong caution to Ghanaian Youth to be careful of individuals promising them juicy job offers in the UK, Dubai, Germany, or South Africa. Amb. Gambila sends the strong caution during a One on One interview with Ngamegbulam Chdozie Stephen of Apexnewsgh.com on Sunday. Explaining some of the challenges bedeviling Ghanaians especially the youth in Burkina Faso, ambassador Gambila said: “I see a lot of Ghanaians deceived or if you like lured into Burkina Faso and they will come and scammers deceive them and collect their money Ghc 5,000.00, Ghc 15,000.00, Ghc 10,000.00 and Ghc 7,000.00 and when they arrive, they would receive them and locked them into a room. They have no freedom of movement and the scammers will run away and be communicating with them and hold them to also invite other Ghanaians and they will take pictures to show that the fellow has been sent to the UK and then, they will stand on you under duress to tell you’re other friends that the place is good, that you’re talking from UK or Dubai and then, they will send some funny photos and when you see it, you will think the fellow is truly speaking from UK, Dubai or South Africa. And some of them, tell them they are giving them football clubs. So, I asked them, you didn’t go to join Ghana Black Stars and you’re coming to join Burkina Stars. So, they actually deceived them”. Revealing how the fraudulent activity came to the attention of the Ghana Embassy, Ambassador Gambila said: “Some of them were able to escape and they came to report and we got the security and they raided them. But the real scammers, we haven’t gotten them yet. Even Friday, repatriated another group of people boys and girls”. “Is an important message I want Ghana youth to know, it should spread, it should be disseminated. The package they talk about looks so beautiful and you are tempted to go into it. Anyone who says he has a job for you in Dubai is a lie, it doesn’t work” He cautioned Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 05555568093
A Professor should at least profess some local innovation in their local communities—Prof. Millar
President of the Millar Institute for Transdisciplinary and Development Studies Professor David Millar is advocating for those with the title ‘Professor’ to redirect their effort by way of professing some local innovation in their local communities. Speaking in an exclusive interview with Apexnewsgh.com, Prof. Millar said, that is the only way the community people will recognize those rooming and calling themselves Professors in Africa. “Academia in Africa as a whole especially the Professors should redirect their effort by way of professing local innovation in our local communities. Once you start professing that, your people will appreciate the school you have gone to. For now, they don’t know you are a professor, they only know you have gone to school and you have come to solve this problem for them”. Meanwhile, Pro. Millar through his innovation in Ghana has started changing the narrative, especially for the people in the rural communities in the northern part of Ghana by way of using what is mostly described as nuisance grass to produce charcoal and brown paper. The grass initiative alone is expected to create jobs for the community people and as well reduced bush fires which in the past have affected some innocent farmers after losing their hard earn effort throughout the farming season. However, another interesting part of the grass innovation by Prof. Millar proves that the grass conversion into brown paper will massively address the issue of plastic and environmental pollution in Ghana. Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 05555568093