Load shedding not over yet, says ECG

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• Annorwuo 11 years ago

  Put up with this kind of nonsense? Whatever it that this administration has underneath its sleeves should be rolled out now,so it can get rid of all the deadwood not only at ECG,but VRA and GRIDCO too! Things will NEVER get b ...
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  Put up with this kind of nonsense? Whatever it that this administration has underneath its sleeves should be rolled out now,so it can get rid of all the deadwood not only at ECG,but VRA and GRIDCO too! Things will NEVER get better under the existing set-up where management and employees have come to believe that nobody can touch them. Iwish some of these media stations can string together the interviews this Boateng fellow has granted about fixing the deplorable service situation,to confirm my main point. If drastic measures are not put in place now,then this govt can kiss 2016 goodbye! I can see these utility service providers working,in concert, to influence the outcome of the elections;mark my word!

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• Jomoro John 11 years ago

  President Mahama is digging in to lose 2016. He is leading the NDC straight into opposition and has ONLY himself to blame. It is on RECORD and he is very aware that a group of Germans wanted to build a 2000MW CCGT at Ketu and ...
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  President Mahama is digging in to lose 2016. He is leading the NDC straight into opposition and has ONLY himself to blame. It is on RECORD and he is very aware that a group of Germans wanted to build a 2000MW CCGT at Ketu and required only a GUARANTEED power purchase agreeement for the 2 Biliion Euro investment. That is the MCA! And yet the President jetted the entire Cabinet to Washington for the chicken feed. Because that is CASH. The Germans would NEVER give us cash but the FDA is far better portfolio than the MCA. Why is the Government of Mahama not able to engage the integrity of the Germans? Why is the Government of the BDC denying Ketu of this enviable investment? OYIWAH

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• JOHN 11 years ago

  threatening Ghanaians to pave way to increase tariffs.

  threatening Ghanaians to pave way to increase tariffs.

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• Linda Amarquaye 11 years ago

  We are used to this. These kind of stories these power producing companies tell us are just too not funny. Please what else is there? We know of this one already

  We are used to this. These kind of stories these power producing companies tell us are just too not funny. Please what else is there? We know of this one already

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