"At least make an effort to do something on your own.The truth of the matter is that all of us will be working for other people all our lives, working for government and thinking that that's the end of the world" he said.

While baring in mind that the task of succeeding at enterpreneurship would be herculean, he said government was providing an institutional support mechanism through the establishment of the Business Resource Centres (BRC) accross the country.

Mr Kyeremanten also called on the Ministry of Finance to collaborate with the Bank of Ghana to provide a loan guarantee scheme that will provide liquidity for banks to support Micro Small Medium Enterprise (MSME).

"So we all know that the lifeblood of every business is money. So again, I'm going to use this platform yes I'm part of government. But I'm making an appeal to government to myself and to my financial finance working together" he added.

The minister made the remarks when he launched the nationwide BRC which is a one-stop enterprise support centre at district level designed to provide Business Develooment Services (BDS) to new and exisiting enterpreneurs and enterprises.

The centres which also serve as finance and investment facilitation hub and informariin resipository was established by tye Ministry of Trade and Industry under the Rural Enterprise Programme with funding from the African Development Bank and International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).