President Mahama: I now see why the NPP said that if you vote for me, Dumsor will return.

President John Dramani Mahama has revealed surprising revelations concerning Ghana's energy sector. According to him, the former administration, led by Nana Akufo Addo, intentionally laid a trap for him by failing to purchase enough fuel to survive beyond the transition time. This, according to Mahama, was a deliberate plot to destabilize his government and plunge the country into darkness, also known as "dumsor".

Mahama was surprised by the former administration's confidence in anticipating the return of "dumsor" under his leadership. He believes their confidence was based on their understanding of the fuel crisis they had caused. The President assured Ghanaians that his administration has assembled a team of specialists who have devised a solution to the potential power crisis.

Mahama's reservations regarding the energy sector are not uncommon. During his discussion with Harriet Thompson, the UK High Commissioner to Ghana, he expressed concern about the outgoing government's last-minute contracts and mass recruitments, which could put a strain on his new administration.

The President's pledges that his government will do all it takes to keep the lights on are a welcome comfort to Ghanaians who are eager to see an end to the country's intermittent power supply. With his government's response to the impending power outage, Mahama is optimistic that the lights would remain on and Ghanaians may look forward to a better future.

As the country navigates this difficult era, all parties must remain calm and allow the government to handle the problem. The energy sector is an important part of Ghana's economy, and interruptions can have far-reaching implications.

Mahama's government faces a hard undertaking, but with the Ghanaian people's support, they can overcome the obstacles and keep their promises. The President's dedication to transparency and accountability is a positive development, and it is critical that his administration maintains it as they negotiate the complexity of the energy sector.

The world community is also keeping a close eye on Ghana's progress at this difficult time. The country's capacity to efficiently manage its energy industry will have a substantial impact on its economic growth and development.

As the situation develops, all parties must remain attentive and ensure that the government is held accountable for its actions. The Ghanaian people deserve a stable and efficient energy supply, and it is the government's job to ensure that it is provided.