Krachi East: NPP parliamentary candidate assures youth of employment opportunities.

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Mr. Michael Yaw Gyato, the parliamentary candidate (PC) of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for the Krachi East Constituency, has assured the youth of employment opportunities if he’s elected as member of parliament (MP) in the 2024 general elections.

He emphasized his dedication to empowering young people through sustainable employment initiatives.

At the inauguration of the Asedima Association of Kabre, Mr. Gyato, who is a former Member of Parliament, vowed to prioritise youth employment, and tackle the pressing issue of joblessness in Krachi East.

He gave assurance to organise training programmes to enhance employability and entrepreneurship and investing in local infrastructure to foster economic development.

He reaffirmed his commitment to improving healthcare infrastructure in the constituency, in addition, he assured the people of Krachi East that if elected, he will facilitate the construction of a modern hospital to provide quality healthcare services.

The PC said traveling to WoraWora, Kete-Krachi and Nkwanta South for medical care will become a thing of the past under his tenure as MP.

“A modern hospital in the area will provide good health deliveries, reducing the need for lengthy travels” Gyato promised.

“Mr. Gyato’s promise aims to address the pressing issue of employment, which has long plagued the area, with his experience as former MP and Deputy Minister for sanitation and water resources, he is well-equipped to drive positive change,” Madam Rebecca Baako, a resident of Dambai Lakeside said.

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