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Following The Mirror’s publication on February 6, 2021, a story about a graduate, Mr. Antwi Boasiako who works as a car wash attendant in spite of his educational background, some job offers and scholarships to study abroad have started coming his way. He has, however, not secured a permanent one yet. Mr. Boasiako washes vehicles for a living at the Yaks and Sons car washing bay at North Legon in Accra. In an interview with The Mirror, he described as untrue news on social media that he was now permanently employed in a profession commensurate with his university certificate. Mr. Boasiako expressed gratitude to The Mirror for publishing his story, saying he is yet to meet some of the personalities who had made some offers. ....
– Antwi Boasiako is a graduate of the University of Ghana – The young graduate now works as a car wash at the Yaks and Sons Car Washing Bay in North Legon in Accra – Boasiako graduated with a degree in Political Science with the Study of Religions A young graduate of the University of Ghana, Antwi Boasiako, is a car wash at the Yaks and Sons Car Washing Bay in North Legon in Accra. Boasiako, 27, ekes a living from washing vehicles despite graduating from Ghana’s premier university with second-class (Upper Division) in Political Science majoring in the Study of Religions. Boasiako has been working as a car wash attendant for about five months because many application letters he sent to various institutions have not secured him a permanent job. ....
Graphic Online BY: Lydia Ezit 705 Despite his graduation four years ago from the University of Ghana with a Second Class (Upper division) in Political Science with the Study of Religions, Mr Antwi Boasiako now washes vehicles at the Yaks and Sons car washing bay at North Legon in Accra in order to make a living. Now 27 years old, Mr Boasiako has been working as a car wash attendant for about five months because many application letters he has sent to various institutions have not secured him a permanent job. After graduation, he worked on contract with the National Health Insurance Authority but his contract was not renewed after expiry. ....