A viral video circulating on social media has ignited debate over the lack of employment opportunities in the country, as showcased by the frustration of a user identified as X.The video captures the X user expressing dismay at the scarcity of jobs and highlights a group of youth known as the 'Buzstopboys,' who have taken it upon themselves to clean up Accra's city spaces through grassroots efforts.

You see how stupid we are as a youth? Now the people being paid to do this are now paying courtesy visits 🤣😂

Mr Narcissist (@kemistgold) March 24, 2024

The 'Buzstopboys' are a non-governmental organisation dedicated to ensuring cleanliness in public areas, promoting a clean and green environment (CGEn) through patriotism, selflessness, and volunteerism.Their proactive actions have earned widespread support and endorsements from both the public and corporate entities.

However, their activities recently drew criticism from another social media user, who lambasted the Minister of Sanitation, Freda Akosua Prempeh, for seemingly neglecting her responsibilities.The critic argued that instead of engaging in courtesy visits, the Minister should focus on ensuring such initiatives are properly managed, given her official role and responsibilities.

The clash of opinions underscores the ongoing tensions surrounding youth employment and civic responsibilities, raising important questions about the roles of both governmental and non-governmental actors in addressing societal challenges.