Why Ghanaians face higher electricity and water tariffs – Labour expert explains

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Jack 1 day ago

So we bear the consequences of someone's ineffectiveness?

So we bear the consequences of someone's ineffectiveness?
Naneama!!!! 1 day ago

This is a hopeless claim and a very stupid stand if that was the basis for PURC's hikes. Why should the person who pays for power be further burdened because another did not pay? Who connected that person and didn't bill them ...
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This is a hopeless claim and a very stupid stand if that was the basis for PURC's hikes. Why should the person who pays for power be further burdened because another did not pay? Who connected that person and didn't bill them?
Ask the ECG workers about their so-called "political meters". Several people have been provided meters by ECG that have not been captured on their system. When the people try to get the workers to come capture them, they are told the meters are "political meters". These people are left to use the meters without paying for them. They keep reporting because they don't want to have to pay accumulated bills later, but all that goes without results. Anybody can go to several homes in the Ejisu enclave and Ampayoo to confirm this.
My friend's house at Ampayoo has 5 meters, but only 1 is captured. Though prepaid, 4 have never gone off for almost 10 years now, though they don't purchase power
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H 1 day ago

20% of electricity produced is lost before consumption, they call it flashing
10% is illegally connected so no revenue
50% of ECG debt is carried by government
So 20% of the paying consumers are paying and have to pay fo ...
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20% of electricity produced is lost before consumption, they call it flashing
10% is illegally connected so no revenue
50% of ECG debt is carried by government
So 20% of the paying consumers are paying and have to pay for everyone, hence the quarterly increment in tariff
Kwame 1 day ago

Funny why is everyone not on prepaid as some of us?

Funny why is everyone not on prepaid as some of us?
Abusuapanin 1 day ago

STUPID man Koomson, stop that MADNESS. You have assumed the role of government spokesperson, always defending NDC's bad policies. Which research have you made? KWASEATO! Why was Nana Addo not increasing electricity tariffs? S ...
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STUPID man Koomson, stop that MADNESS. You have assumed the role of government spokesperson, always defending NDC's bad policies. Which research have you made? KWASEATO! Why was Nana Addo not increasing electricity tariffs? Since clueless Mahama assumed office, electricity tariffs have been increased up to 31%. This is sheer WICKEDNESS and INCOMPETENCE of Mahama and Ato Forson. How many of Mahama's promises has he fulfilled since he came to power? With all the LIES, INSULTS and PROPAGANDA during campaigns, we are witnessing the WORST government in Ghana's political history. It's only illiterate and senseless NDC ANIMALS who will still support this AZAAR, 419, SAKAWA government. After all 98% of NDC followers don't have human brains.
Blacks are wicked. 1 day ago

Unintelligent analysis

Unintelligent analysis
Deadgoat mahama 1 day ago

Say it again. It's a shame

Say it again. It's a shame
Mr Acheampong 1 day ago

If we, as a company, are late on payment for the monthly bill we are threatened with disconnection. This 35% non collection is entirely due to ECG and it is iniquitous that they charge law abiding consumers to cover their own ...
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If we, as a company, are late on payment for the monthly bill we are threatened with disconnection. This 35% non collection is entirely due to ECG and it is iniquitous that they charge law abiding consumers to cover their own incompetence! This should not be allowed!

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