A university graduate has resorted to selling roasted plantain on the streets due to unemployment.
The man who is reportedly a graduate of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Technology (KNUST) was spotted by the road side in a long-sleeves shirt and tie sitting under a tent selling roasted plantain and groundnuts.
The reason for his switch from a white collar job pursuit to a street seller was because of going broke as he had a catalogue of bills to pay and responsibilities at home.
Because of the sunny weather, the man whose identity is yet to be discovered removed his suit leaving only his shirt and tie as he roasts the plantain.
Agbalenyo Nelson, a Facebook user shared the news by writing;
“And to the toils of many Ghanaians with dreams, the father of two is working hard to attain economic independence. ”I am a businessman who is married with four kids and has completed his senior high school and my tertiary education at KNUST successful but with no job I have also submitted my applications to so many company’s in Ghana but none of them offer me a job then,” Agbalenyo Nelson wrote in a post on Facebook.
”I decided creates a job on my own here I am selling plantain at the roadside with all the kind of certificate have my first class in marketing, first in economics, etc, just to take care of my family for it’s my prayer that one day I will get a different job because it was my dream to become a politicians and I strongly believe that my dream must come to past,” he added.”
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