Mahama inaugurates a 16.8 million-dollar Gridco project

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• SALIFU MAHMUD 12 years ago

  GOV'T ON COURSE TO ACHIEVE UNIVERSAL UNINTERUPTED POWER SUPLLY IN THE COUNTRY AND BEYOND.

  GOV'T ON COURSE TO ACHIEVE UNIVERSAL UNINTERUPTED POWER SUPLLY IN THE COUNTRY AND BEYOND.

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• CRACIOUS CRANE 12 years ago

  MR. PREZ. YOU ARE REALLY THE CHOOSING MESSIAH FOR GHANA. YOU HAVE CLEARLY DEMONSTRATED TO GHANAIANS THAT YOU WILL AKE GHANA TO THE PROMISE LAND INDEED. MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND MAKE YOUR DREAM A REALITY. AMEN!

  MR. PREZ. YOU ARE REALLY THE CHOOSING MESSIAH FOR GHANA. YOU HAVE CLEARLY DEMONSTRATED TO GHANAIANS THAT YOU WILL AKE GHANA TO THE PROMISE LAND INDEED. MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND MAKE YOUR DREAM A REALITY. AMEN!

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• MMOBOROWAH 12 years ago

  WHY MUST GHANA ALWAYS RESORT TO BORROWING AND A WHOLE PRESIDENT TAKES PRIDE IN INAUGURATING THIS AS IF IT IS A MAJOR ACHIEVEMENT? WHATEVER HAPPENED TO DEPRECIATION IN THE ACCOUNTING BOOKS OF VRA AND ECG? DIDN'T THEY ANTICIP ...
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  WHY MUST GHANA ALWAYS RESORT TO BORROWING AND A WHOLE PRESIDENT TAKES PRIDE IN INAUGURATING THIS AS IF IT IS A MAJOR ACHIEVEMENT? WHATEVER HAPPENED TO DEPRECIATION IN THE ACCOUNTING BOOKS OF VRA AND ECG? DIDN'T THEY ANTICIPATE THAT AT SOME POINT THEY WOULD HAVE TO REPLACE OBSOLETE EQUIPMENT? WHAT HAPPENED TO ALL THE REVENUE THAT ACCRUED TO EXPORTING POWER TO TOGO AND BENIN? I FEEL QUITE ASHAMED GHANA HAD TO GO TO WORLD BANK FOR $16.8M. AND THE PRESIDENT IS PROUD OF THIS.

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• Tawia 12 years ago

  At the Inauguration of the 16.8 million dollar Gridco Project at Kpone President Mahama stated that "the government would conduct full-scale investigations to ascertain the cause of the outbreaks" referring to the rampant fir ...
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  At the Inauguration of the 16.8 million dollar Gridco Project at Kpone President Mahama stated that "the government would conduct full-scale investigations to ascertain the cause of the outbreaks" referring to the rampant fire outbreaks the country has been witnessing for some years now reaching its peak in the first five months of the year 2013. It is very ridiculous for the President to now tell us after very serious fires that have consumed much property and caused loss of many lives he will investigate the causes of these horrendous fires. What do the President and the government take us for? In all these years no serious thinking has been lost on the causes and the containment of these causes. We still don't know for sure what caused the fire that gutted the house of the former President J.J.Rawlings. In fact, any investigations by whosover will be a total waste of our precious time and an unnecessary drain of our national coffers. There are a multitude of known causes, which are plain to see. So why investigate?
  Here are some of the causes:
  1)Shoddy work
  2)Use of low quality materials, termed affordable
  3)Poor maintenance attitude
  4)Practical lawlessness in the country
  5)Irresponsibility and so and so forth
  Most of these causes are normal ghanaian behaviour and until we learn to change these attitudes we shall not be able to reduce not only the fires but also domestic and road accidents among other menaces.

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• Mohammed Ibrahim 12 years ago

  Please sort out the Power Crisis facing Ghana,and the People of Ghana, before thinking of exporting Electricity to Neighbour Countries,and to West-Africa countries.A word to the wise is enough

  Please sort out the Power Crisis facing Ghana,and the People of Ghana, before thinking of exporting Electricity to Neighbour Countries,and to West-Africa countries.A word to the wise is enough

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• Sankofa 12 years ago

  This is a welcome development in the quest to solve our energy problems.
  
  We appeal to GRIDCO to maintain the facility well and use it effectively to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply throughout the country as far as ...
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  This is a welcome development in the quest to solve our energy problems.
  
  We appeal to GRIDCO to maintain the facility well and use it effectively to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply throughout the country as far as possible.
  
  'Dumso' should be a thing of the past.

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• sam (usa) 12 years ago

  The way Ghana is respected in Africa and the world,the country should do better.Ghana needs massive infrastructural upgrade and development.The kotoka airport is outmoded.i think president Mahama should build a new and modern ...
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  The way Ghana is respected in Africa and the world,the country should do better.Ghana needs massive infrastructural upgrade and development.The kotoka airport is outmoded.i think president Mahama should build a new and modern Airport as well as major infrastructure that will open up the coutry.He needs to be bold and take this bold decisions.each elected president should leave some big legacies before they leave power.

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• Ben 12 years ago

  Good work but a reactive government. The damage caused to the economy and people's livelihood can never be forgotten. Better planning as a government needed in all sectors of the economy..

  Good work but a reactive government. The damage caused to the economy and people's livelihood can never be forgotten. Better planning as a government needed in all sectors of the economy..

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• The General 12 years ago

  An impressive start to meeting the nation's energy needs.

  An impressive start to meeting the nation's energy needs.

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