Youth Urged to Embrace Hard Work and Moral Values for National Development
Ejisu Kwaso, Ghana – The Founder and Leader of No Weapon Righteous Ministry, Pastor Eric Ofori, has called on Ghanaian youth to take their work and professions seriously, emphasizing the need for dedication, hard work, and moral values.
Speaking at the maiden Carol service at event on their school Jesus Freedom Educational Complex premises, Pastor Ofori advised young people to Embrace artisan work such as as constructors, mechanics, carpentering and other’s and also to focus on their professions and excel in their respective areas of expertise.
He also urged students to take their studies seriously, stressing that education should be complemented with practical skills and values.
“After learning in school, let us now enter into what will help us live better lives, rather than depending on only one source of income,” Pastor Ofori said.
He lamented the decline of morality and values in education, noting that this has contributed to growing indiscipline among the youth and weakened the moral fabric of society.
“Education in the past was built on morality and values, but today that foundation is fading,” he added.
Pastor Ofori’s message is part of ongoing efforts to promote youth empowerment and national development in Ghana.
Written by Dominic Duut
