Accra, Ghana – The Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), Malik Basintale, has claimed that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has fulfilled all the promises contained in its Youth Manifesto within just one year of taking office.

According to Malik Basintale, the achievement demonstrates the government’s commitment to addressing the concerns of Ghanaian youth and delivering on its campaign promises.

Malik Basintale Highlights Government’s Youth Agenda

Speaking on the government’s performance, Basintale said the NDC had become the first political party in Ghana to fulfill all commitments outlined in its Youth Manifesto within one year.

He attributed the achievement to what he described as the government’s deliberate focus on youth employment, skills development, entrepreneurship, and economic opportunities for young people.

“The NDC is the first political party to fulfil all the promises made in our Youth Manifesto within one year,” Malik Basintale stated.

Focus on Youth Employment and Opportunities

The CEO of YEA emphasized the importance of creating sustainable opportunities for young Ghanaians as part of the government’s broader development agenda.

He said initiatives being implemented by the administration are aimed at improving access to employment, supporting young entrepreneurs, and equipping young people with skills needed to compete in the modern economy.

Political Significance

Basintale’s comments are likely to generate political discussion, particularly regarding the NDC government’s performance and its commitments to the youth.

While supporters of the administration may view the claim as evidence of strong delivery, critics are expected to assess the government’s record against the specific promises contained in the Youth Manifesto.

The statement adds to the ongoing national conversation about political accountability, campaign promises, and the delivery of programmes targeted at Ghana’s youth.