Graduates urged to build character, competence and work ethic
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Graduates urged to build character, competence and work ethic

Elizabeth PUNSU, Kumasi
Published 1 hour ago2 min read

Speakers at an empowerment summit for National Service Scheme (NSS) personnel in the Ashanti Region have urged young graduates to prioritise character, competence and hard work as they transition from national service into employment and entrepreneurship.

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