A call has been made to the government to incorporate wealth creation into the school curriculum, empowering students with essential financial literacy skills.
Mr. Agyakum Duodu, Founder of Iketech Solution, emphasized the importance of furnishing youth with fiscal knowledge and skills to improve their lives.¹
Speaking at the Iketech Solution Wealth Creation Conference in Asikuma Odoben Brakwa district, Mr. Duodu encouraged the youth to leverage social media to create additional income streams, rather than misusing it.
He noted that many young people lack fundamental financial skills, such as budgeting, investing, and generating extra income.
Attendees at the conference echoed Mr. Duodu’s sentiments, urging Ghanaian youth to take such initiatives seriously and acquire knowledge on fiscal issues.
This call to action aligns with Ghana’s efforts to promote entrepreneurship and financial literacy, as evident in the government’s National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Plan.²
