The Senior Manager for Financial Operations at MobileMoney Fintech LTD. (MMFL), Makafui K. Mattah, has underscored the need for Ghanaian students to embrace lifelong learning and acquire future-ready skills to meet the changing demands of the global labour market. According to him, the rapid pace of technological advancement and the evolving nature of work require young people to move beyond academic qualifications by developing practical digital, technical and interpersonal competencies that will enable them to remain relevant, competitive and productive in an increasingly technology-driven economy. He said graduates who continuously invest in self-development, embrace innovation and adapt to changing workplace expectations will be better positioned to secure meaningful employment, create value for organisations and take advantage of opportunities within the global digital economy. Mattah was speaking at the 2026 National Youth Mentorship Summit (NYMS) held at the Centre fo...