Published
4 years agoon
By
Joe Pee
Former Deputy Power Minister, John Abdulai Jinapor has rebuked the incumbent government for failing to come clean on the “avoidable” recent intermittent power outages experienced nationwide.
Unlike the Akufo-Addo administration, the Yapei-Kusawgu MP said the erstwhile NDC government led by former President John Mahama who was keen on accountability kept Ghanaians abreast with information regarding the country’s power supply challenges.
In a letter dated April 13, the ranking member on the Mines and Energy Committee, said, “When the nation was faced with a similar challenge under the NDC, the Mahama government was candid with Ghanaians and proceeded to implement pragmatic policies to comprehensively address the challenge subsequently handed over a resilient a robust energy sector to President Akufo-Addo.”
Despite the governing party inheriting over ₵230 million in the ESLA account from the NDC government, the country according to the former Power Minister has been plunged into a period of unnotified power interruptions which keeps “worsening day by day.”
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