In a recent gathering, Architect Salifu Yakubu, the Managing Director of Memarie Global Association (MGA), captivated his audience with a thought-provoking lecture focused on university graduates and their potential as agents of change. Apexnewsgh reports 
He emphasized the pressing need for individuals in society who can uplift others and foster positive transformation.
Dr. Yakubu shared compelling case studies of notable graduates who have made significant impacts, drawing parallels to well-known figures like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. These icons, despite not completing their university education, have left indelible marks on the world, demonstrating that success is not solely defined by traditional academic paths.
However, Dr. Yakubu did not shy away from addressing the challenges that university graduates often face. He urged them to remain aware of these obstacles and to cultivate their self-esteem despite the difficulties. The key, he suggested, lies in harnessing their education and experiences to devise innovative solutions to the pressing problems in society.
As the lecture concluded, attendees were left inspired and motivated, equipped with the understanding that they have the power to enact change and contribute meaningfully to their communities. Dr. Yakubu’s message was clear: regardless of the challenges ahead, the potential for greatness lies within each graduate, waiting to be realized.
The room was filled with aspiring professionals, eager to absorb his insights on the evolving landscape of employment in Ghana. As he spoke, the energy in the room was palpable, with participants fully engaged and ready to dive deeper into the conversation.
With a clear voice and passionate demeanor, Architect Yakubu shared his thoughts on the traditional pathways for graduates. “Gone are the days where everybody will graduate from university and secure a wonderful job from the government of Ghana,” he remarked, challenging the audience to rethink their expectations. While his words carried a sense of urgency, they also offered a reassuring promise: universities have provided graduates with essential tools that can lead to success.
He emphasized the importance of innovation and initiative, urging graduates to recognize the potential in every idea, no matter how small. “We urge our graduates to understand that their future lies not solely in government employment, but in harnessing their skills to create opportunities for themselves,” he said, sparking a sense of empowerment among those present.
Architect Yakubu’s conviction resonated deeply as he spoke about the capabilities instilled in graduates. He highlighted their ability to innovate, problem-solve, and adapt to changing circumstances. “It is now up to you to unleash your potential, transform your ideas into reality, and become change-makers in your communities,” he declared, leaving the audience inspired and motivated.
As the lecture transitioned into a question-and-answer session, the room erupted with lively discussion. Participants eagerly shared their insights and experiences, further enriching the dialogue. By the time the event concluded, it was evident that Architect Yakubu had ignited a spark of ambition within the audience, encouraging them to forge their own paths and embrace the future with confidence.
