CDD-Ghana commends Mahama for prioritising Youth in first 120 Days

Vera Addo, a Programmes Officer at the Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), praised President John Dramani Mahama. She commended his commitment to tackling youth unemployment in his first 120 days.

Addo spoke during a panel review on Channel One TV on May 7, 2025. She highlighted key initiatives like the National Apprenticeship Programme and the Adwumawura Programme. Both programs aim to create jobs and develop skills for young people.

She described President Mahama’s approach as “smart.” By setting measurable goals early in his term, he provided transparency. This allows the public to track progress effectively.

Addo noted that Mahama's focus on youth is commendable. He set clear indicators for what he wants to achieve in his first 120 days. This shows his priorities ahead of the 2024 elections.

She emphasized that youth issues are central to the President’s agenda. Key themes include education, inclusion, job creation, and economic empowerment. Addo believes these areas demonstrate a strong focus on young people’s needs.