Current power crisis not as bad as Mahama-era 'dumsor' - Prof. Stephen Adei

Professor Stephen Adei, a former Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), has stated that the current power crisis plaguing the nation is not as bad as the previous one experienced under former president John Dramani Mahama’s administration.

According to him, there is a looming risk of escalation if the current outrages are not effectively addressed.

“So, the first thing is that to look at, if there are bottlenecks which are not allowing us to use the existing capacity to the fullest, must be addressed.

But in the long run, we must have a national strategic agenda.

“We must have a strategy to make sure that we have a long-term solution and the efficiency of the ECG has to improve,” he added.

This has led to some citizens concluding that ‘dumsor’ is back.

They also insist that there was no need for a timetable.