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Paga Youth President Urges Government to Absorb Public Recruitment Fees, Calls for Completion of Agenda 111 Hospital

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

PAGA, Upper East Region ndash; The President of the Paga Youth Movement (PAYOM), Mr. Wenawome Duriyem Aborah, has urged the Government of Ghana to absorb recruitment fees charged by public institutions, arguing that unemployed youth should not be compelled to pay application and processing charges before securing employment.

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