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Jinapor warns underperforming energy sector CEOs of consequences, says no protection for failure

Addressing the 2026 Energy Sector Performance Review Retreat, Dr Jinapor said the government’s commitment to accountability had already been demonstrated through the dissolution of nine boards, three of which fall under the Ministry of Energy and Green Transition.
The Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Dr John Abdulai Jinapor, has warned chief executive officers and managing directors of institutions under his ministry that persistent non-performance will attract consequences, insisting that every head of institution must demonstrate measurable results.
CEOs and MDs whose performance falls short of the expected level of delivery should have no doubt that there will be consequences.
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