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Joy Prime will on Wednesday, June 15, premiere its latest feature titled, "First Class Hairdresser.”
The feature is part of a larger effort to address the country's rising unemployment rate.
It centers on a First Class University Graduate, Theresah Adusei who has been compelled to take up a hairdressing job after several failed attempts to secure a decent job that matches her qualification.
Theresa tells of the obstacles she had to overcome, even as her parents reminded her of the money they invested in her studies.
The First Class Hairdresser will air on Joy Prime at 7.00 a.m.
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