Work on connecting transmission lines to power barge begins

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• Banahene 10 years ago

  God shall surely see you through, the useless npp their stupidity will never bring you down, their ailing old man will never be prez in Jesus's mighty name, AMEN

  God shall surely see you through, the useless npp their stupidity will never bring you down, their ailing old man will never be prez in Jesus's mighty name, AMEN

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• james 10 years ago

  As of yesterday, the ecg was shedding 700mgw of power. By the end of december several of the turbines at akosombo will be shut due to low water level, which will increase load shedding further. 225mgw power badge will hardly ...
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  As of yesterday, the ecg was shedding 700mgw of power. By the end of december several of the turbines at akosombo will be shut due to low water level, which will increase load shedding further. 225mgw power badge will hardly make a dent in the dumsor problem...

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• Paul 10 years ago

  Good one there. By God's grace JM will fix the energy crisis.

  Good one there. By God's grace JM will fix the energy crisis.

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• Farmer 10 years ago

  JM is not fixing anything except filling his families deep pockets.

  JM is not fixing anything except filling his families deep pockets.

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• Shergar 10 years ago

  And when is the second barge due to arrive?

  And when is the second barge due to arrive?

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• Joe Turkey 10 years ago

  This is the only country on the planet where a president will have time to commission a unit that is expected to generate power at remote project sites. This will never ease the energy crisis in Ghana. This is not even a solu ...
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  This is the only country on the planet where a president will have time to commission a unit that is expected to generate power at remote project sites. This will never ease the energy crisis in Ghana. This is not even a solution. It is crap. And I wonder how much Ibrahim Mahama got in commission for bringing this to Ghana.

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