TUC blames power crisis on neglect of sector

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• ' and Jesus wept. ' 10 years ago

  And that is the naked truth. The citizenry have been denied the truth for far too long. Successive governments after Kwame Nkrumah never put the country's future on their menu but kept ban-Aids on the problem while they fille ...
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  And that is the naked truth. The citizenry have been denied the truth for far too long. Successive governments after Kwame Nkrumah never put the country's future on their menu but kept ban-Aids on the problem while they filled their bank accounts with the nation's resources. From the NLC rule through the Busia's administration to Kuffuor's eights in power, non of them had the balls to address the energy situation like the current president is handling it. The energy crisis is so huge that previous governments lacked the courage to attempt to bring it up to the public domain for fear of losing votes and power. Now the chickens have come home to roost and let's be grateful somebody with guts is taking the bull by the horns. We, the silent majority including some members in the minority parties have faith that the John Mahama's administration is on course to deliver big time. We have far too many problems in our country to confront. Let's give the present government and any government who has the country at heart the necessary support to solve the problems bedeviling us.

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• Antwi Patrick 10 years ago

  Domsor must stop wit immediate effect, Ghanaians are suffering ; no money, no light, no water, no health insurrance perhaps de country is very hard. Infact Ghana should be sold to de british.

  Domsor must stop wit immediate effect, Ghanaians are suffering ; no money, no light, no water, no health insurrance perhaps de country is very hard. Infact Ghana should be sold to de british.

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