Ghana to net-export power in four years- Mahama

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• Americano 10 years ago

  Mr Mahama is promising big big things without doing much. No wonder Prof- do-little taught him some time ago.

  Mr Mahama is promising big big things without doing much. No wonder Prof- do-little taught him some time ago.

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• concerned ghanaian 10 years ago

  We cannot even provide cheap energy for local consumption and yet believe that we will be net exporter of energy!!!!!!!!!!!!
  
  What most Ghanaians need are policies
  that will enable the setting up of manufacturing faciliti ...
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  We cannot even provide cheap energy for local consumption and yet believe that we will be net exporter of energy!!!!!!!!!!!!
  
  What most Ghanaians need are policies
  that will enable the setting up of manufacturing facilities to convert our natural resources into exportable products which inturn will creat sustainable jobs for GHANAIANS.
  
  How many turbines do we produce?
  How many transformers do we produce?
  How much will the unit cost of such exported energy be against what we pay
  domestically?
  
  THIS IS NO NEWS GHANAIANS SHOULD DANCE ABOUT. I AM WORRIED ABOUT THE QUALITY OF ADVISE THE PRESIDENT IS RECEIVING.

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• OOOOP 10 years ago

  As for Mahama, the man is a different human being altogether! Talking before thinking.
  
  Just look at yesterdays news Ghana's gas project in danger: Ghana’s dream of producing natural gas to cut the millions of dollars th ...
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  As for Mahama, the man is a different human being altogether! Talking before thinking.
  
  Just look at yesterdays news Ghana's gas project in danger: Ghana’s dream of producing natural gas to cut the millions of dollars the VRA spend in purchasing daily crude for power generation is been threatened as the Ghana National Gas Company (GNGC), operators of the Western Corridor Gas Infrastructure Development project ongoing at Atuabo in the Western Region, is wreath in miasma of financial and structural challenges.
  
  The same day, look at what he was saying or lying in the US

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• mahama is talking nonsence 10 years ago

  this mahama guy he does not think before he talks have u finished solving ghans eergy crises before you start talking out of yr ass put yr house in order first before thinking of solving other countries

  this mahama guy he does not think before he talks have u finished solving ghans eergy crises before you start talking out of yr ass put yr house in order first before thinking of solving other countries

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• Concerned 10 years ago

  In just 4 years huh. I remember his promise that the gas project would be come online by end of year, promise that bui would be fully running by Q3 2013. Not to mention the promises by various other members of government on a ...
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  In just 4 years huh. I remember his promise that the gas project would be come online by end of year, promise that bui would be fully running by Q3 2013. Not to mention the promises by various other members of government on all the other big projects.
  
  Here again he is promising things he WILL NOT deliver. The saddest part is that we won't/don't hold these liars accountable. The budget is a joke because we just end up spending/borrowing more than we said - more lies. How are we supposed to develop the nation if we can't even plan and execute things like we say we will. To make matters worse they are now promising Ivory Coast electricity too

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• Bashman 10 years ago

  Goodness me, someone should please advise Mahama to stop this delusional talk. I mean, it's good to dream alright, but Mahama should he is insulting Ghanaians any time he says this thing. Fuel for power generation our number ...
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  Goodness me, someone should please advise Mahama to stop this delusional talk. I mean, it's good to dream alright, but Mahama should he is insulting Ghanaians any time he says this thing. Fuel for power generation our number challenge as a country now. Please solve that for us first, before you begin trying to impress outsiders. This is sickening. I dont like NPP but if I am talking like this, Mahama, u know Ghanaians dont like this empty talk

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• kusa 10 years ago

  spare us this drivel and non-sense... just provide basic power to Ghanians...

  spare us this drivel and non-sense... just provide basic power to Ghanians...

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• JH New York 10 years ago

  Think about local sufficiency first before you talk about export;grey haired post independence young man.

  Think about local sufficiency first before you talk about export;grey haired post independence young man.

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