Karpowership Ghana rejects allegations of causing power outages

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R. Ahiagbah 10 months ago

Whoever brought this ship has helped Ghana a lot. I don't know who brought it but I know Bawumia was in Zimbabwe at that time chewing Mugabe's currency like a cockroach..

Whoever brought this ship has helped Ghana a lot. I don't know who brought it but I know Bawumia was in Zimbabwe at that time chewing Mugabe's currency like a cockroach..
Prince 10 months ago

Idiot, this has been operating since 2019. So guess who brought it

Idiot, this has been operating since 2019. So guess who brought it
AB 10 months ago

You are the biggest idiot. Karpower started operating in Ghana in December 2015 and not 2019.

Check your facts.

You are the biggest idiot. Karpower started operating in Ghana in December 2015 and not 2019.

Check your facts.
I piss on sick dog prophet mohammed 10 months ago

Quran is toilet paper. Kill muslims. .

Quran is toilet paper. Kill muslims. .
Kweku A 10 months ago

@Prince ,I believe you were born in 2019 so you know Karpowership was brought in under Nana Addo, I am sure you even know it was bought in Takoradi.NPP and lies.Two Karpowerships were brought in by JM sometime in 2015 to solv ...
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@Prince ,I believe you were born in 2019 so you know Karpowership was brought in under Nana Addo, I am sure you even know it was bought in Takoradi.NPP and lies.Two Karpowerships were brought in by JM sometime in 2015 to solve the much talked about Dumsor. It was assembled in Turkey.
Wilson 10 months ago

It’s ridiculously too expensive. We could have secured better and much cheaper alternatives. Every month, Ghana pays 89 million dollars, whether we use the 450 mgwts or not. Can you see why 370 million dollars is owed to ...
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It’s ridiculously too expensive. We could have secured better and much cheaper alternatives. Every month, Ghana pays 89 million dollars, whether we use the 450 mgwts or not. Can you see why 370 million dollars is owed to them now?
Dutch Passport 10 months ago

Why didn't you lead them to purchase the cheaper alternatives. Baboon. Cheap things have cheap quality

Why didn't you lead them to purchase the cheaper alternatives. Baboon. Cheap things have cheap quality
Evans 10 months ago

@Wilson don't you think it is the stupidity of our leaders in not knowing what to do with the so called excess power that has made the Karpowership expensive to run.

@Wilson don't you think it is the stupidity of our leaders in not knowing what to do with the so called excess power that has made the Karpowership expensive to run.
Prince 10 months ago

We don't need floating power supply, we need reliable and a permanent hub station that could generate more electricity as Nkrumah built, yet none of these modern leaders has the capacity to invest and build. They are all rely ...
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We don't need floating power supply, we need reliable and a permanent hub station that could generate more electricity as Nkrumah built, yet none of these modern leaders has the capacity to invest and build. They are all relying on private businesses. What a shame
Sicily 10 months ago

@ Prince. You are an idiot. Has Bawumia ever seen this type of ship in his life before.

@ Prince. You are an idiot. Has Bawumia ever seen this type of ship in his life before.

Heeeyyyy. Mr. Dancing goat 10 months ago

Bawumia only knows about the camel caravans that ply the route of Walewale on their way to the Sahara desert

Bawumia only knows about the camel caravans that ply the route of Walewale on their way to the Sahara desert
J.C.A 10 months ago

If not greedy and corruption of Ghanaian politicians some state own companies should be disposed off to private companies to reduce the over burden of managing all these institutions but because dubious deals they can't affor ...
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If not greedy and corruption of Ghanaian politicians some state own companies should be disposed off to private companies to reduce the over burden of managing all these institutions but because dubious deals they can't afford to privatized these company for effective management
Kay 10 months ago

DUMSORHENE is trying so hard to shift blame. How can you fix an economic with power outages? We know you just came back to create, loot and share but please keep the damn lights on.

DUMSORHENE is trying so hard to shift blame. How can you fix an economic with power outages? We know you just came back to create, loot and share but please keep the damn lights on.
Nii Boye 10 months ago

So when will the 24 hour economy arrive?

So when will the 24 hour economy arrive?
Nii Boye 10 months ago

Two months in office and no sign of the 24 hour economy.
Does Mahama think we are bastards?

Two months in office and no sign of the 24 hour economy.
Does Mahama think we are bastards?
King Paluta 10 months ago

Your mother is a foolish woman. Cry river. Nobody will vote for Bawumia. That stupid stage dancer.

Your mother is a foolish woman. Cry river. Nobody will vote for Bawumia. That stupid stage dancer.
Thomas Agyemang 10 months ago

Damn fool! The outstanding debt was owed during the tenure of Akufo-Addo'/Bawumia

Damn fool! The outstanding debt was owed during the tenure of Akufo-Addo'/Bawumia
We shall overcome 10 months ago

Akuffo Addo traps are working at least for now.He left a huge debt
for the new government to suffer it.But with time Mahama will solve it to shame his enemies.NPP party is full of Evil people.

Akuffo Addo traps are working at least for now.He left a huge debt
for the new government to suffer it.But with time Mahama will solve it to shame his enemies.NPP party is full of Evil people.
Obuor 10 months ago

Nonsense.fix the problem and stop the pointing fingers.
Akuffo Addo is not the president.

Nonsense.fix the problem and stop the pointing fingers.
Akuffo Addo is not the president.
T.T 10 months ago

You claim to come and reset why this unnecessary complaints about Akuffo Addo again?Ghanaians are taking notes and waiting for 2028 to judge.

You claim to come and reset why this unnecessary complaints about Akuffo Addo again?Ghanaians are taking notes and waiting for 2028 to judge.

GITONGO 10 months ago

What will you be doing in 2028..?? You must be mad like Afenyo-Markin. All of you idiots will not live to see your NPP party coming back to power

What will you be doing in 2028..?? You must be mad like Afenyo-Markin. All of you idiots will not live to see your NPP party coming back to power
Achakanapaya 10 months ago

So the past NPP government are just incompetent in everything department of governance. They good at stealing and lying. How come the energy sector is owing too much? Or NPP government never again Allah.
Shameless, dishonest ...
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So the past NPP government are just incompetent in everything department of governance. They good at stealing and lying. How come the energy sector is owing too much? Or NPP government never again Allah.
Shameless, dishonest, Nation wrecker.
Great 10 months ago

Are u serious, Npp is owing 3 months of unpaid debts to karpower if we are to go by ur assertions.
The facts are that we didn’t need that excess power, we only needed to strengthen Akosombo and buy more fuel for Aboasa

Are u serious, Npp is owing 3 months of unpaid debts to karpower if we are to go by ur assertions.
The facts are that we didn’t need that excess power, we only needed to strengthen Akosombo and buy more fuel for Aboasa
Greed and Stupidity gave us Karpowership 10 months ago

What does a 3rd world country need s for Karpowership?. This is ridiculously expensive. Spending $89 million a month we could build another Akosombo dam. Why cant our leaders think of building more dams in the country than bu ...
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What does a 3rd world country need s for Karpowership?. This is ridiculously expensive. Spending $89 million a month we could build another Akosombo dam. Why cant our leaders think of building more dams in the country than buying these power machines. We have dumsor year in and year out and these stupid leaders dont have the vision of building more dams but would go for these Karpowerships. Oh Ghana
Napo said "That your Nkrumah" Arrogant fool 10 months ago

Get away with your stupid suggestion. Did your foolish NPP not fight Nkrumah when he was building Akosombo and Tema Valco. You idiots wrote a letter to America not to support those projects

Get away with your stupid suggestion. Did your foolish NPP not fight Nkrumah when he was building Akosombo and Tema Valco. You idiots wrote a letter to America not to support those projects
Jonas 10 months ago

The way forward is for the government to go into a partnership with a big foreign electricity generating company for them to take over operations and make a profit out of this lucrative power generating business. Tell me any ...
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The way forward is for the government to go into a partnership with a big foreign electricity generating company for them to take over operations and make a profit out of this lucrative power generating business. Tell me any example of a solely owned government business that has been profitable? Ghana Airways? State Hotels? Nsawam Canary? P&T?, The list goes on. So let a reputable private company run it & share the profits accordingly. It should also be a company that has money to invest massively and claw back their money over the years.
Concern citizen 10 months ago

NDC nkwasiafour illiterates people with zero IQ. What you know best is insult. What can this block head drunkard tani Mahama can do for mother Ghana? Only you fools he can fool you always because you don't have any brains to ...
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NDC nkwasiafour illiterates people with zero IQ. What you know best is insult. What can this block head drunkard tani Mahama can do for mother Ghana? Only you fools he can fool you always because you don't have any brains to think only insult

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