Power Minister: Era of cheap power over

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dk 8 years ago

if the era of cheap power is over then you be reminded that the era of paying low salaries to workers should be over in order for us to pay otherwise..... people continue to steal power and not pay for it because it is expens ...
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if the era of cheap power is over then you be reminded that the era of paying low salaries to workers should be over in order for us to pay otherwise..... people continue to steal power and not pay for it because it is expensive
PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 8 years ago

Ivor Greenstreet said directly to President John Mahama and Vice President Kwesi Amissah-Arthur that: “You don’t care”.

“Nobody is feeling your better Ghana”,

In the full glare of the President, Vice Preside ...
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Ivor Greenstreet said directly to President John Mahama and Vice President Kwesi Amissah-Arthur that: “You don’t care”.

“Nobody is feeling your better Ghana”,

In the full glare of the President, Vice President, former President Jerry Rawlings, and thousands of leaders and supporters of the NDC, a defiant Greenstreet said: “…Currently nobody, I mean nobody is feeling your better Ghana.”

“Continuous ‘dumsor dumsor,’ corruption from top to bottom, left right inside out, and all the challenges you are facing [are] suffocating the Ghanaian people.”

He added: “We would have thought that perhaps you may have used an occasion like this to discuss policies, programmes and solutions to all the difficulties we are facing as a nation, but no, you chose today to share your Christmas gifts with each other.”

“Ghanaians are not happy at all. This ‘bronya’ is dry. Too too dry,” he told the President, adding: “The most painful thing of all is that you don’t care.”

“NDC continue, we are watching you, Ghana is watching you, do what you want to do, we also know what we’ll come and do…make sure you’ll elect executives who will be able to steer your parties affairs when you are in opposition. Boys abr3.”
insight to the bone 8 years ago

see this criminal govt now in bed with the Arabs to loot us . why didnt they use that money to pay Russians or Americans for a nuclear powered plant so we have cheap electricity . 500 Mw of nuclear is better than 250 MW of th ...
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see this criminal govt now in bed with the Arabs to loot us . why didnt they use that money to pay Russians or Americans for a nuclear powered plant so we have cheap electricity . 500 Mw of nuclear is better than 250 MW of this useless Ameri deal
Josh 8 years ago

Power generation will still be cheaper if you sign genuine contracts. How can Algeria pay $160 million for 8 turbines and Ghana ends up paying $1 billion for 10 of the same turbines. Time will tell.

Power generation will still be cheaper if you sign genuine contracts. How can Algeria pay $160 million for 8 turbines and Ghana ends up paying $1 billion for 10 of the same turbines. Time will tell.
USMAN. 8 years ago

Mahama is so heartless, wicked and corrupt that he wouldn’t blink stealing from a helpless orphan. Please read the following:
Ghana’s President Hurls Insults At Obasanjo At African Forum In London-bloomberg

There was ...
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Mahama is so heartless, wicked and corrupt that he wouldn’t blink stealing from a helpless orphan. Please read the following:
Ghana’s President Hurls Insults At Obasanjo At African Forum In London-bloomberg

There was near pandemonium and confusion at the Annual Global African Investment Forum held in Westminster, Central London after a heated exchange between Ghana’s President John Mahama and former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo degenerated into open insults.This was due to General Obasanjo openly accusing the Ghanaian president and his government of blackmailing and collecting bribes from Nigerian businessmen in Ghana, buying numerous properties in Nigeria and South Africa and financially contributing 12 million dollars to Goodluck Jonathan’s campaign last year. This infuriated President Mahama who lost his temper and pointing his finger, called General Obasanjo an ” idiot” and a “silly buffoon”.It took other ministers present as well as Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni to calm tempers and usher President Mahama to a nearby room. The forum, which takes place from 1st to 3rd December is attended by African Heads of States Ministers, Private equity firms and investors to discuss opportunities for investment and development in African Economies.

Source: Bloomberg
Edem, Adenta 8 years ago

Professional thieves in tie. Inflating government purchases for personal gains at the expense of the nation. This is what I called good governance.
There's is one more thing I must advice you kwaaaa Donkor,,, before u guys l ...
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Professional thieves in tie. Inflating government purchases for personal gains at the expense of the nation. This is what I called good governance.
There's is one more thing I must advice you kwaaaa Donkor,,, before u guys leave office, pls make sure to loot Ghana to its core , just like what Jonathan did in Nigeria to teach Ghanaians a lesson.
Plato once said and I quote,,, if u are indifferent to politics, you end up been ruled by wicked men.
After all at the end of the looting, all u need to do is to go to Volta Region and the North,,, where people will line up in the sun to vote for u. Nothing to loose at all. Haha
XXX Files 8 years ago

The power minister should put the AMERI contract in the public domain and make plain and comprehensible its contents to the hearing of all us.

The power minister should put the AMERI contract in the public domain and make plain and comprehensible its contents to the hearing of all us.
Kwabena Danso, Gbawe-Accra 8 years ago

And also otherwise people will continue to go to prison for power theft.

And also otherwise people will continue to go to prison for power theft.
James Mann 8 years ago

Era of deceit, create loot and share has come. Thanks to incompetence

Era of deceit, create loot and share has come. Thanks to incompetence
Georgee 8 years ago

Era of cheap salaries are equally over.

Era of cheap salaries are equally over.
Papa Yaw 8 years ago

How

How
BUMBEBO 8 years ago

RESIGN IF YOU CAN KEEP YOUR WORD. WE KNOW OUR PRESIDENT WOULD MOVE YOU TO ANOTHER GOLD MINE SOONER

RESIGN IF YOU CAN KEEP YOUR WORD. WE KNOW OUR PRESIDENT WOULD MOVE YOU TO ANOTHER GOLD MINE SOONER
Kofi K 8 years ago

So ECG is going to charge us more than the high tariffs we are paying now? Then they must prepare for war.

So ECG is going to charge us more than the high tariffs we are paying now? Then they must prepare for war.
Kofi K 8 years ago

We will not pat for Ameri creat, loot and share Mahama's corruption.

We will not pat for Ameri creat, loot and share Mahama's corruption.
CONCERN 8 years ago

I hope the so call power minister will say the "ERA OF CORRUPTION IS OVER". Who do Mr. Donkor thinks he is fooling? The is not truth to the deal with the AMERi Group.

I hope the so call power minister will say the "ERA OF CORRUPTION IS OVER". Who do Mr. Donkor thinks he is fooling? The is not truth to the deal with the AMERi Group.
B.M. Amankwaa 8 years ago

Dr. Donkor, advise your own public institutions first. For example ECG office Kumasi airport roundabout, SSNIT Adum. Daytime lights are on. They watch TV.

Dr. Donkor, advise your own public institutions first. For example ECG office Kumasi airport roundabout, SSNIT Adum. Daytime lights are on. They watch TV.
B.M. Amankwaa 8 years ago

Dr. Donkor, advise your own public institutions first. For example ECG office Kumasi airport roundabout, SSNIT Adum. Daytime lights are on. They watch TV.

Dr. Donkor, advise your own public institutions first. For example ECG office Kumasi airport roundabout, SSNIT Adum. Daytime lights are on. They watch TV.

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