The Vice Chancellor of the Ho Technical University (HTU), Professor Benjamin Honyenuga, has called on university graduates to channel their skills into the creation of employment.
He said that was the only way the nation could benefit from skills, and warned them against searching for non-existing white collar jobs.
Professor Honyenugah said rapid technological advancement required that graduates apply their skills into the creation of jobs, wealth and improve standards of living.
The Vice Chancellor made the call when he was addressing the 25th graduation of 1,548 graduates of the HTU, who were awarded Diploma, High National Diploma and Degrees.
