Why now? - Gabby questions why dumsor has struck in Akufo-Addo's final year

Gabby, who is a relative of President Akufo-Addo, sought answers over what he considers to be the sudden power outages being experienced in most parts of the country.

For him, it’s strange that while the country, at the peak of its economic turmoil in 2022 kept the lights on, it is struggling to do same now that it has made some progress in its economy.

There has been widespread criticism of the government lately with citizens and business owners expressing fury over how their lights go off for more than 12 hours a day.

But the government has been adamant that what is being experienced in the country is not 'dumsor' but rather equipment issues which are being addressed.

In response to growing pressure on the Electricity Company of Ghana to release a load-shedding plan, Minister of Energy Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh challenged the public to create their own load-shedding timetable.

Why would someone just wish evil for the country?” the minister asked.

The spokesperson for the minority on energy, John Jinapor, stated that the Minister should not have responded to the public's requests in this way.Read Gabby Otchere-Darko's post below;

Source: ghanaweb.com