Staff of ECG hoist red flags to protest against privitisation

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Toda 12 hours ago

The results we are seeing today is far less than the potential of ECG to ensure reduce electricity charges for Ghanaians.
The improvement in electricity supply today is simply because the taxpayers is paying an extra one ced ...
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The results we are seeing today is far less than the potential of ECG to ensure reduce electricity charges for Ghanaians.
The improvement in electricity supply today is simply because the taxpayers is paying an extra one cedi per litre of fuel. Why should the taxpayer continue subsidising the inefficiencies and stealing behaviour of ECG workers?
Toda 12 hours ago

The taxpayer is tired of paying for thievery and inefficiencies of ECG and its workers. Please privatise it as you promised when campaigning to us for votes. We have given you the votes so do your work!

The taxpayer is tired of paying for thievery and inefficiencies of ECG and its workers. Please privatise it as you promised when campaigning to us for votes. We have given you the votes so do your work!
John Martin 6 hours ago

Becareful.
Privitalization is dangerous for Ghanaians.

Becareful.
Privitalization is dangerous for Ghanaians.
Kwasi 12 hours ago

It's about time for privatisation. ECG has suffocated Ghanaians for a very long time.. When they make loses, they increases tariffs for us to cover up. Privatisation will bring competition and efficiency among the energy prov ...
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It's about time for privatisation. ECG has suffocated Ghanaians for a very long time.. When they make loses, they increases tariffs for us to cover up. Privatisation will bring competition and efficiency among the energy providers. This is what's done in advance countries. Water company must also face the same fate. Since independence, these two entities have not made life easy for us.
TeeeeY 11 hours ago

#StopGalamsey# Tweeaaa, some of you staff aide in illegal power connections and sabotage your own workplace regulations. Privatization should go on, some of you will be retrenched. “Ever heard that dreaded word RETRENCHED � ...
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#StopGalamsey# Tweeaaa, some of you staff aide in illegal power connections and sabotage your own workplace regulations. Privatization should go on, some of you will be retrenched. “Ever heard that dreaded word RETRENCHED “#SaveOurPlanet#
Kk 9 hours ago

Good move by the government. The corruption over there is too much. It will really serve the country well by privatizing it.

Good move by the government. The corruption over there is too much. It will really serve the country well by privatizing it.
Akwesi NyameAdom 9 hours ago

STAFF OF ECG MUST SHUT UP FOR GOOD. PRIVATISATION IS THE ONLY BEST WAY FOR GHANAIAN CONSUMERS.

STAFF OF ECG MUST SHUT UP FOR GOOD. PRIVATISATION IS THE ONLY BEST WAY FOR GHANAIAN CONSUMERS.
Tamale North Boy 8 hours ago

Lazy and corrupt persons. JM sjould dare them

Lazy and corrupt persons. JM sjould dare them
Akwasi 7 hours ago

Hypocrites, those who attacked the previous in a similar move and defended the staff are here calling for privatisation. Suddenly the staff are thieves and corrupt.
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Hypocrites, those who attacked the previous in a similar move and defended the staff are here calling for privatisation. Suddenly the staff are thieves and corrupt.
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Truth 7 hours ago

The crooks are the ones protesting! With all these e meters still you are recording losses...you apply for electric meter they will tell you some no dey then the crooks amongst them will come round and tell you pay high and t ...
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The crooks are the ones protesting! With all these e meters still you are recording losses...you apply for electric meter they will tell you some no dey then the crooks amongst them will come round and tell you pay high and they will get some for you... It should be privatized so it can be efficient as the black man is not capable of managing anything not even waste
Kofi 7 hours ago

The ECG SHOULD HAVE BEEN PRIVATIZED LONG TIME AGO. Such crucial institution should not be under government operations. To better serve the community it has to be private. For the ECG is the most corrupt company in Ghana.

The ECG SHOULD HAVE BEEN PRIVATIZED LONG TIME AGO. Such crucial institution should not be under government operations. To better serve the community it has to be private. For the ECG is the most corrupt company in Ghana.
Kofi Ghanaba 6 hours ago

ECG is a juicy company.Mahama and his gang will sell it to themselves.

ECG is a juicy company.Mahama and his gang will sell it to themselves.
Naa 3 hours ago

Start turning over the company and bring in the money, and no one will talk about privatization!

Start turning over the company and bring in the money, and no one will talk about privatization!
AK 3 hours ago

The ECG staff have their tails between their legs. Their incompetent handling of affairs has led to the sorry state of ECG. No amount of protest must can force the government from privatizing ECG. They intentionally frustrate ...
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The ECG staff have their tails between their legs. Their incompetent handling of affairs has led to the sorry state of ECG. No amount of protest must can force the government from privatizing ECG. They intentionally frustrated PBS yet nothing good came out of it. The government must PRIVATIZE NOW.
Nana 59 minutes ago

I’M SO HAPPY FOR GHANA. THIS IS THE BEST NEWS EVER HAPPEN IN GHANA SINCE INDEPENDENCE. MR PRESIDENT EVEN IF IT IS ONE GH SALE IT.

I’M SO HAPPY FOR GHANA. THIS IS THE BEST NEWS EVER HAPPEN IN GHANA SINCE INDEPENDENCE. MR PRESIDENT EVEN IF IT IS ONE GH SALE IT.

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