Engineer Daniel Kwame Antwi Calls for Ultra-Modern Automobile Training Centers to Support Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy

Story by Mary Adwoah Asamoah

The National Vice Chairman of the Association of Automobile Artisans Ghana doubling as the Managing Director of the Kumasi Service Center, Daniel Kwame Antwi popularly known as Engineer Ben, has appealed to the government, philanthropist and stakeholders to help build an ultra- modern automobile training centers in all the 16 regions in Ghana to help train more youth in contributing to the drastic reduction of unemployment in the country.

According to Engineer Kwame Antwi, this initiative is a dream of the association to help boost the 24 hour economy policy of President John Dramani Mahama

“We all know the 24 hour economy cannot run without the services of automobile artisans and as a result of that, as an association we have intended to contribute our quota towards the 24 hour economy policy by President Mahama as a way to cut down high unemployment rate in the country.

” Again this will make the world know the relevance of automobile skills acquisition”.He said

National Chairman, Engineer James Arhin.

He stated that, the motive of this association is to bring back the glory of artisanship in Ghana.

” This association aims to give hope to the helpless and also those who have had the opportunity to school and still wish to better their lives through acquiring skills in the automobile industry”.

He lamented that, many people are of the view that skill acquisition is for the block -headed and that, is a way of punishment for such persons.

Engineer Antwi disclosed that automobile association has now met the modern trend of tech nology and are able to handle all issues pertaining to automobile technology.

” We use technology to enhance our activities. We have been able to meet the modern ways of operations in automobile industry”.

Daniel Kwame Antwi

The National Vice Chairman, Daniel Kwame Antwi said the associations door is open to anyone who wishes to acquire skills in the automobile field for the betterment of their lives and Ghana as a whole.

Engineer Antwi expressed his profound gratitude to the National Chairman of the association, Engineer James Arhin, the executives and the members of the association towards their immense contribution to the growth of the automobile industry in Ghana.

” I commend our National Chairman, Engineer James Arhin, all the executives and members of the association for their immense contribution towards making the automobile industry attractive to Ghanaian youth”.