Suro Nyame Warns Ghanaian Youth Against Relocating To South Africa, Says There Are No Jobs
- Suro Nyame has warned the Ghanaian youth against relocating to South Africa, stating that there are no jobs in the country
- The young evangelist said life has been difficult for him since moving over and he admitted he deeply regretted that decision
- However, Suro Nyame noted that South Africa was a great place to visit because the country was a beautiful destination
Popular Ghanaian evangelist Suro Nyame has advised Ghanaian youth against relocating to South Africa, warning that the country is facing a severe unemployment crisis.
Suro Nyame, who moved from Ghana to South Africa in search of better opportunities, said he has deeply regretted his decision.
He said life has been difficult since he moved to SA. He initially believed that finding work would be easy but has discovered that the job market is extremely competitive.
Suro Nyame explained that many people who move to South Africa in hopes of finding work end up struggling to make ends meet, as the opportunities do not exist.
The evangelist urged Ghanaian youth to reconsider any plans to relocate to SA, emphasising that the country was not the job haven many imagined it to be.
Despite the challenges, Suro Nyame acknowledged that South Africa was beautiful and had much to offer visitors, making it an ideal destination for tourism.
Ghanaians expressed mixed reactions to the evangelist's remarks on job scarcity, with some believing him and others having doubts over his sentiments.
Suro Nyame's job search comment sparks reactions
YEN.com.gh gathered some reactions from social media users.
KhõsaKhweb said:
"Thank you. These foreigners will stop fleeing from their countries to overcrowd us South Africans in our country."
Ped Asante commented:
"U can’t compare South Africa to Ghana."
Hussein Abdul-Wadud said:
"The level of poverty there is scary. People are eating expired products."
UK lady advises Ghanaians
Like evangelist Suro Nyame, many Ghanaians abroad are advising their fellow countrymen against relocating.
In another report by YEN.com.gh, a lady who lives in London explained why moving to the country was a bad idea.
She stated that the crime rate had increased at an alarming rate and recalled getting attacked and robbed in London.
Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh
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Source: YEN.com.gh