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President, Nana Akufo-Addo supported by the Deputy Chief Executive of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), Alhaji Ibrahim Bashiru and a number of Ministers have commissioned the newly built multipurpose North East Regional Office of the Agency.
This was to aid the Agency's new Regional Headquarters in the North East Region begin full operations and, in line with the President's vision of job creation, decentralization, and infrastructure development, actualize equitable implementation of the One Million Jobs Agenda.
President Akufo-Addo, who also commissioned another newly constructed magnificent edifice to serve as the Administrative head of the North East Region, was overjoyed at how quickly infrastructure is arriving in the Region.

Speaking at a brief ceremony to mark the commissioning, President Akufo-Addo called on all and sundry to support the Employment Agenda of his government in every diverse way possible, an initiative he believes will continue to instill peace in the Region and Ghana and also bring about development.
Mr Ibrahim Bashiru, Deputy CEO in charge of Operations at the Youth Employment Agency, acting on behalf of the CEO, Lawyer Justin Frimpong Kodua thanked the President for his resourcefulness and support for the Agency since 2017.

Mr Bashiru explained the realisation of a massive deficiency that impeded the operations and effective implementation of modules of the Agency that had been infested with corruption in the previous years.
"Management took a bold decision of revamping and reforming the Agency into an enviable one, a result of which we are experiencing today," he said.
According to Mr Bashiru, two of such Regional offices have been completed and commissioned in the Oti, Western North and Ahafo Regions. Several others are at various stages of completion in other Regions and Districts.

He said that all of these are intended to bring life to the Agency's innovative programmes like the Agric-based Flagship projects, YEA Job centre, Artisan Directory, CHWS etc.
Mr Bashiru further assured the President and the entire country of consistent hard work and innovation to bring more development and create more jobs for the youth of Ghana.

The North East Regional Director of the Youth Employment Agency, Nurudeen Mohammed was particularly thankful to the President, CEO Lawyer Kodua Frimpong and Deputy CEO Ibrahim Bashiru for the immense support and for bringing the Agency closer to the people.
The event was graced by President Akufo-Addo, the Overlord of the Mamprugu traditional area Naa Abdulai Mahama Sheriga, North East Regional Minister Mr Zakaria Yidana, Local Government Minister Mr Dan Botwe, other cabinet ministers, presidential staffers, staff of YEA among others.
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