Cheap electricity export partly to blame for shortages – IPGG

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• Voice Vital247 1 year ago

  So when was this analysis known and how come no strategic decision has been taken, which has resulted in this power crisis. Is it therefore a question of ineptitude of the part of those entrusted to take major decisions. Are ...
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  So when was this analysis known and how come no strategic decision has been taken, which has resulted in this power crisis. Is it therefore a question of ineptitude of the part of those entrusted to take major decisions. Are we serious in this nation?

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• Woyoo woyo 1 year ago

  Nkwasea akeka nkoaaa. So if the prices of exporting electricity to neighbouring countries goes up,what will it bring or be added to the national grid? Such silly talk. How many megawatt was brought up since Akuffo-Addo and co ...
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  Nkwasea akeka nkoaaa. So if the prices of exporting electricity to neighbouring countries goes up,what will it bring or be added to the national grid? Such silly talk. How many megawatt was brought up since Akuffo-Addo and cohorts came into office?

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• Kweku 1 year ago

  I now understand the cause of the energy crisis in the country.Can our politicians be bold and solve this energy crisis in the country?

  I now understand the cause of the energy crisis in the country.Can our politicians be bold and solve this energy crisis in the country?

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• Eric Acheampong 1 year ago

  We have all these idiots making so much noise everyday about the foolishness in their empty heads.
  We've been exporting electricity to neighboring countries for decades, but how come we experiencing this nerve-wracking outag ...
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  We have all these idiots making so much noise everyday about the foolishness in their empty heads.
  We've been exporting electricity to neighboring countries for decades, but how come we experiencing this nerve-wracking outages now?
  We have clueless, inexperienced, useless, disrespectful and good for-nothing leaders running the country.
  This is exactly what happens in a country that imports only 275 ambulances for a population of over 30 million but its leaders are quick to import thousands of expensive SUVs and luxury bulletproof vehicles for its few ministers and politicians.
  When you have a supposedly medical doctor, who for whatever reason finds it so difficult to comprehend a single simple grammar or sentence but spills nonsense anytime he opens his month, expect disaster and incompetence.

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• Uncle Ray 1 year ago

  Some people are aware of these dubious practices but they just shut up for Ghanaians to complain and suffer.
  Why this love money so much beats every imagination.
  Akufo Addo money lover at this age. You will go to jail in Am ...
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  Some people are aware of these dubious practices but they just shut up for Ghanaians to complain and suffer.
  Why this love money so much beats every imagination.
  Akufo Addo money lover at this age. You will go to jail in America for this terrible crime.
  We need all our electricity because our population is growing faster than ever.

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• Kwaku? 1 year ago

  So now that export has been curtailed has 'dumsor' come to an end?

  So now that export has been curtailed has 'dumsor' come to an end?

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