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Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life, but whoever rejects the Son will not see life, for God’s wrath remains on them. (John 3:36) ....
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And yet ECG provided the owner of that house with an ELECTRICITY METER !!! Madness beyond belief !
Which ECG engineer visited the property before approving the issuance of the meter ?
And all these nonentities call themselv ...
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Our country is funny ooooi
I hope this one "dierr"NPP will not demonstrate against demolition of the house
Ghana is SICK, SICK and again SICK !!
Certainly, they'll demonstrate or criticize, and blame govt, if TMA demolishes that place and justify their actions by claiming NDC is people depriving of their accommodation or liveli ...
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NPP is learning from NDC who did politics with almost everything in opposition
THIS BUILDING HAS BEEN IN EXISTENCE FOR TEN YEARS NOW. WHY WHY IS GEC NOW TALKING ABOUT IT.? LIKE SERIOUSLY.?
Did you read before commenting?
What is GEC in your context.
If you mean ECG, where in the article did you read anything about ECG?
It was NADMO that brought this to light and not the ECG.
There is also one at Teshie, where the pole is right in the middle of a big shop. Please, look out for it. I can't give you more details because I don't know Teshie very well.
STUPIDITY at itshighest level on the part of NADMO. Simply remove the pole
Are you correct in your brain?
Look, the pole was there before the person built a house around it. ECG will never place an electric pole within a residential house.
Watch carefully and note that several poles are alig ...
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Hmmmm, wonders will never end. Ghanaians, if allowed, will cook inside a septic tank and display it for sale.
Ghanaian leaders are just not serious like this won't happen in the first place if they value humans life.
...and there is an ECG meter on the building...
There is definitely something NOT RIGHT with us, though I am not exactly sure what is wrong or could be wrong. We still have a long way to go
How did he/she managed to get the electricity meter?
Ei! Wonders never end in Ghana.