Former deputy finance minister partly blames illegal connections for ‘dumsor’

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• Abraziaa 1 year ago

  No sensible human being well vote for npp MP's and week thinking people of our society you have this useless woman has your deputy finance minister we have the Man government only fools and idiots will vote for this week thin ...
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  No sensible human being well vote for npp MP's and week thinking people of our society you have this useless woman has your deputy finance minister we have the Man government only fools and idiots will vote for this week thinking leaders

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• Kafui Ama 1 year ago

  Without strict laws being enforced, no society voluntarily does what is right. It is human nature to find easy and crooked ways, even if illegal. Strict measures must e put in place to solve the problem of illegal connection ...
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  Without strict laws being enforced, no society voluntarily does what is right. It is human nature to find easy and crooked ways, even if illegal. Strict measures must e put in place to solve the problem of illegal connections. The government that understands this and decides to seriously do something about it will make a break through in Ghana. Other than this, forget about NPP/NDC. Ghana will remain the same regardless of which party is ruling.

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• Eh NPP with Lies! Please STOP IT 1 year ago

  Lairs. What have changed? So during JDMs time there was no illegal connection? A confused bunch of lairs in Government who don't want to take responsibility. You have been exposed.

  Lairs. What have changed? So during JDMs time there was no illegal connection? A confused bunch of lairs in Government who don't want to take responsibility. You have been exposed.

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• Erik 1 year ago

  The confused lot. Owusu Bempah is saying it's JDM's machinations that has lead to dumsor and now you're saying it's illigal connections that has led dumsor.Lies won't exernorate you

  The confused lot. Owusu Bempah is saying it's JDM's machinations that has lead to dumsor and now you're saying it's illigal connections that has led dumsor.Lies won't exernorate you

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• Nana Saffro 1 year ago

  DO the ECG have enough Meters in the Country for customers? Second is ECG aware that Ghanaians are demanded to pay bribe to the ECG staff before they will install Meters to their homes? We need a total change in our Country b ...
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  DO the ECG have enough Meters in the Country for customers? Second is ECG aware that Ghanaians are demanded to pay bribe to the ECG staff before they will install Meters to their homes? We need a total change in our Country before a progress can take place with dumsor.

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• Ex-Pope 1 year ago

  You may try to camouflage dumsor in a sie sie fake jacket, but you surely can't hide your government's incompetence. You are at the Ministry of Finance, so how come you are the person speaking on the cause of dumsor? You want ...
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  You may try to camouflage dumsor in a sie sie fake jacket, but you surely can't hide your government's incompetence. You are at the Ministry of Finance, so how come you are the person speaking on the cause of dumsor? You want to fool Ghanaians into believing that your NPP government isn't responsible for dumsor, for you've spent the past seven years claiming that dumsor has left the country. Ghanaians are laughing as they continue to listen to your NPP demented excuses and lies about dumsor. Funny that your government is never willing to take responsibility for any of the things taking place under its watch, just like your Aplanke Bawumia who refuses to be tied to any of his government's failures. If your government believes illegal connections are partly to blame for dumsor, why then have you not launched an all out war against those illegal connections?

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