
Youth exodus a sign of leadership deficit, not lack of patriotism – VODEC Africa CEO
[Joy Online - Ghana] - 2/10/2025
The Chief Executive Officer of VODEC Africa, Daniel Asomani, has described Ghana’s rising youth exodus as a symptom of a “continental leadership deficit,” and not a reflection of young people’s lack of patriotism.
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