According to him, with most graduates yearning for corporate jobs after school, their salaries after tax deductions are nothing to write home about. He added that, however, this is not the case for artisans such as plumbers, and masons, who are not even respected by the graduates. Speaking to some tertiary students in Koforidua, at the ICGC Jesus Temple, he compared the salary of his niece, who works at an Agric bank, to that of his driver. "I took my niece to Agric Bank, a graduate and after taxes, she makes GHC1,700, a graduate. But my driver makes 2 times more than a graduate who works at Agric Bank," he said in the video sighted by GhanaWeb.

Source: GhanaWeb April 24, 2022 11:12 UTC