West African States unhappy with WAPCo

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• MADZIA 11 years ago

  So they knew that the problems were unresolved and kept this info hidden from ghanaians all this time because of politics . hmmm

  So they knew that the problems were unresolved and kept this info hidden from ghanaians all this time because of politics . hmmm

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• nana 11 years ago

  What's the use of this communique? If this was released last year, what is the usefulness of publishing it now. We the gas ASAP duh!!

  What's the use of this communique? If this was released last year, what is the usefulness of publishing it now. We the gas ASAP duh!!

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• Egya Blay 11 years ago

  I am not an energy expect but a piece of assignment/analysis I did on WAPCo during my studies has happened.More to happen as Chevron etc which have the technical expertise seem not to play a major role at the moment.Worse ma ...
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  I am not an energy expect but a piece of assignment/analysis I did on WAPCo during my studies has happened.More to happen as Chevron etc which have the technical expertise seem not to play a major role at the moment.Worse may happen.Lets watch!

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• Whatever, 11 years ago

  Chevron should play an even smaller role. Nigeria should be made to just monitor how much gas has been exported and collect their money. Let Ghana, Togo and Benin manage the supply and marketing. Too many saboteurs in this ga ...
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  Chevron should play an even smaller role. Nigeria should be made to just monitor how much gas has been exported and collect their money. Let Ghana, Togo and Benin manage the supply and marketing. Too many saboteurs in this game. In fact would have been nice if we could divert power from the gold mines whenever there is a drop in power production resulting from problems from WAPCo.

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