The Vice-Chancellor of Dr Hilla Limann Technical University, Prof. Eng. Dismissing the widespread narrative that the country lacks employment opportunities, the Vice-Chancellor pointed to severe skill deficits in crucial sectors that young artisans can immediately monetise. The average mechanic must be learning continuously,” Mr Rashid noted. We are expecting the government to come in and give tax-free exemptions to these machines and tools so that we can do our work as expected and keep our transport system safe,” Mr Rashid urged. The event brought together master craftsmen, young artisans, parents, and academic heads, celebrating a unified effort between formal institutions and trade associations to build a skilled, self-reliant workforce across the Upper West Region.