Nuclear Regulatory Authority Board inaugurated

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• Brainy Guy 9 years ago

  Where have I been? I did not know that Ghana was generating nuclear power already or the atomic Energy Commission still exist. With all these professors and academicians listed here and we are still facing "Dumsor". I hope t ...
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  Where have I been? I did not know that Ghana was generating nuclear power already or the atomic Energy Commission still exist. With all these professors and academicians listed here and we are still facing "Dumsor". I hope this is not one of the create, loot and share committees which would be funded by the Government to divert money. I also hope that all these academicians listed here are not going to draw salaries and sitting allowances, and trip abroad for useless conferences.

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• 235 9 years ago

  Think of it as unemployment benefit for a select few who have no real jobs and nothing useful to do. Shame they don't have the skills or funding to fix those decrepit turbines at Akasombo.

  Think of it as unemployment benefit for a select few who have no real jobs and nothing useful to do. Shame they don't have the skills or funding to fix those decrepit turbines at Akasombo.

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• Kwaku Yeboah 9 years ago

  I trust the board will work, this is long overdue.. My only worry is how can the vindictive and tribalistic Prof Akaho be called Emeritus Prof or honourably retired. That man is the cause of GAEC downfall and all the real har ...
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  I trust the board will work, this is long overdue.. My only worry is how can the vindictive and tribalistic Prof Akaho be called Emeritus Prof or honourably retired. That man is the cause of GAEC downfall and all the real hard working guys he made sure they leave or frustrated them, and in some cases even when people applied for leave will say vacation of the post so that they don't get their benefits.. When you throw a stone it hits the wall and come back..Let see the policies to ensure Nuclear Power becomes one of the power mix options for Ghana

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