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ECG meters on poles

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  • Frank Agyena-Karikari 9 years ago

    Put off main switches before leaving home? Shame on our leaders. Dum Sor always.

  • Kewku 9 years ago

    That's it, if we switch off our electric mains how could our fridges and other home appliances work? Better tell us to switch to the moon for power - stupid country managers!

    The fire brigade is right, I thought the ECG pe ...
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  • moyo 9 years ago

    The issue to fixed meters on electricity poles is not ideal but due to power theft, these measures should be interim whilst a permanent solution is being considered.

  • The Mask 9 years ago

    Electricity tarrifs are high. There are reports that the government is discriminating against some districts. Some people pay very high tariffs while others pay low. It is said that this is the case even in Accra.

    Boachsof ...
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  • Pumpuni 9 years ago

    "...which expose them to the vulgarities of the weather."
    "Blefo" crucified.

  • DAN 9 years ago

    for meters in usa! their should still be fuse or breaker box mounted immediate inside house to protect the circuits..

  • Joe 9 years ago

    what about a 'central shed' on poles where various householdes would have their meters placed within a range or ECG recommended 'boxes' in each house for meters. we need serious measures to stop the theft....sorry about that ...
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  • James 9 years ago

    A most uninformed Fire Officer. Is he saying any electrical item installed outdoors catches fire? How about traffic lights, street lights? If he should go to ECG he would see the level of protection given to these meters.

  • geelex 9 years ago

    kwasi are traffic lights meters?dont behave like a moron.the ECG must sit up and do the right thing by learning from other countries like china where they have over 1,5 billion population managing by their energy houses how m ...
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  • basla 9 years ago

    geelex you are right tell that man( james ) not to disgrace him self like that .

  • bam 9 years ago

    ecg should be proactive do not wait for complaint, go out there and investigate to save assets.

  • ABBATA. 9 years ago

    Meters on poles are the best way of preventing meter bypassing.Its done efficiently in Cote divoire and Liberia with prepaid meters.No one goes round to distribute bills.You monitor your own units and buy to recharge before ...
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  • Obishie 9 years ago

    You're a fool. Ghana is not war torn Liberia or Cote d'Ivoire! Ghana is bigger and better than any of these basket cases, and we can and should do much better! Just because Liberia and Cote d'Ivoire are doing something doesn' ...
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  • RAS KOBBY 9 years ago

    APART FROM CAUSING FIRES IT MAKES THE WHOLE CITY LOOKS UGLY LIKE A PAKISTANI OR INDIAN TOWN. I BOUGHT EXPENSIVE UNDERGROUND CABLES TO CONNECT MY METER THIS CHINESE BASTARDS STOLE IT AND USED A CHEAP AND LOW QUALITY WIRE TO CO ...
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  • Obournana 9 years ago

    Staff from ECG collaborate with customers to steal and do the illegal connections. Judges must punish suspects severely to serve as deterrent. ECG offixcials must be assigned a locality so that anything that goes on in the ar ...
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  • GhanaBA 9 years ago

    where on earth do u see electricity meters on poles. well as usual only in Ghana.

  • Concerned Ghanaian 9 years ago

    It's only in primitive counties that businesses are run pre-paid meters because the ECG incompetent management cannot collect the payments tarrif charges. If the only solution these nincompoops can implement coupled with me ...
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