Scrap PURC; New utility tariffs “baseless, insensitive” – AFAG

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• PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 10 years ago

  AUTHOR: PALMWINE---------
  
  Nemesis has caught up with Lithur, Tony and now he has been exposed for his initiation, leading role and enjoyment of the fruits of dubious judgment debt with his Mahama-led NDC thieves gov't and ...
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  AUTHOR: PALMWINE---------
  
  Nemesis has caught up with Lithur, Tony and now he has been exposed for his initiation, leading role and enjoyment of the fruits of dubious judgment debt with his Mahama-led NDC thieves gov't and Woyome.
  What a disgrace and an embarrassment. Repugnant, shameless and disgraceful human beings.
  How do you sleep togetehr with your family when pregnant women are dying because of lack of medications and facilities at our hospitals whilst you shameless and disgraceful beings continue to thieve the country? 
  Disgraceful beings. 
  Criminal, even a layman knows running a busy private practice or vice versa, does not suffice as enough credible reasons or grounds or precludes one from proving that Austro-Invest was in existence before going ahead with that plain thievery, as has been proven beyond all reasonable doubt. 
  Disgraceful, thieving, shameless lot.

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• Moses kankane 10 years ago

  PURC staff have their salaries tied to utility payments, therefore they will not lower tariffs it's simply not in their interest so to do.

  PURC staff have their salaries tied to utility payments, therefore they will not lower tariffs it's simply not in their interest so to do.

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• METUSALA 10 years ago

  Businesses are NOT in business to "breastfeed" on cheap utilities.
  All good businesses know how to deal with increases in input prices by adjusting their product pricing. This is vital to their international competitiveness. ...
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  Businesses are NOT in business to "breastfeed" on cheap utilities.
  All good businesses know how to deal with increases in input prices by adjusting their product pricing. This is vital to their international competitiveness.
  
  Economic maturity means producers are able to pay fair market(non-subsidized) prices for their inputs as well as price their products competitively.

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• Quophie 10 years ago

  So there's not a single sensible person in the PURC . This is a clear insult to the sensibilities of Ghanaians. Think of the reasons for the increase. Don't I also switch on and off the switches in my house during the Dumsor ...
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  So there's not a single sensible person in the PURC . This is a clear insult to the sensibilities of Ghanaians. Think of the reasons for the increase. Don't I also switch on and off the switches in my house during the Dumsor? Who do I turn to to pay for the destroyed switches and sockets in my house as a result of the Dumsor? What about the fridges, freezers and other gadgets destroyed due to Dumsor? NONSENSE.

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• yussif 10 years ago

  Any company that runs effectively on electricity is suffering and laying off workers, more homes also depends on generators to just to ve a sound sleep for the next days work which mostly result in a light off situation even ...
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  Any company that runs effectively on electricity is suffering and laying off workers, more homes also depends on generators to just to ve a sound sleep for the next days work which mostly result in a light off situation even in state institutions and receive salary for all the idle hours they did not work for, maybe this is the right time to practice hourly pay system like developed countries do, otherwise we re jokers.No sector is working well in this country why? Businesses re folding up and nobody is saying anything,this increase is an insult to Ghanaians and we must come out in our numbers to resist the nonsense from the NDC government.

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• enoch 10 years ago

  Is this mahama administration serious or how dose he see Ghanaian.
  How come this nonsesical decision

  Is this mahama administration serious or how dose he see Ghanaian.
  How come this nonsesical decision

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• Clement Antwi 10 years ago

  Is totally bogus

  Is totally bogus

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