Government is shifting the One Million Coders Programme at KNUST from first-year to final-year and third-year students to equip graduates with job-ready digital and AI skills. Communications Minister Sam Dzata George says the change will bridge the gap between training and employment, with 2,000 additional laptops set to boost... the programme. #3NewsGH #TV3GHshow more

When jargons become policy, it always manifest confusion outcomes!

Eiyyy whys he always shifting the goal posts? What happened to the processes and events that has been happening? You’re really insincere @samgeorge

Idk how well to put this. But i feel this whole thing is a scam.

They make it up as they go along. It's obvious this hasn't been properly thought through. Hmmm.

Did he know that to put this skills into work it needs internet 🛜 connection? Did he know that the data package is now becoming a luxury to afford

Is not this noise he is making that we want , he should do the needful things not this noises which we know are all this noise

This man has failed us.

Good implementation, Im benefiting from this programme, specifically doing it on my own

Is it for non-computer science and engineering and other non IT related students or what? Or it’s going to be an extracurricular course or program

SMFH … we are so backward. Gosh‼️

Mmoa 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Coding is dead AI LLMs can do that in seconds and better so this Sam George doesn’t know what he’s talking about. The NDC should be careful and appoint competence over loyalty and rather focus on loyalty to Ghana. Both Sam George and his deputy seems not to have a clue

Everybody is shifting .

Try and error aban 😭😭🤦🏾👎🏾‼️