GRIDco: Tariffs increment is a “reduction in real terms”

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• cha 10 years ago

  Ghanaians will suffer for their vote

  Ghanaians will suffer for their vote

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• Nantwi,BSEd,MSEd(ece),MSEd(sas) 10 years ago

  Was "Dum sor" factored in?

  Was "Dum sor" factored in?

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• Krikri 10 years ago

  Gridco, just like the World Bank and IMF have been imposing 'consultants' on our MMDCEs to chop 65% of the loans they give us, your salaries and allowances alone chop all the cash given you. The other factor is that your proc ...
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  Gridco, just like the World Bank and IMF have been imposing 'consultants' on our MMDCEs to chop 65% of the loans they give us, your salaries and allowances alone chop all the cash given you. The other factor is that your procurement practices are too corrupt.

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• Nicholas J Bedzo 10 years ago

  You the Consumer it is no force on you
  for the increment, if you like use it
  but not stop using,no pay,why crying
  be wise.

  You the Consumer it is no force on you
  for the increment, if you like use it
  but not stop using,no pay,why crying
  be wise.

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 10 years ago

  Men, wise up. In modern times, the usage of electricity is more than a force to use. It is not only important but also necessary for each individual to be able to use the basic utilities. Which part in our modern lives are we ...
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  Men, wise up. In modern times, the usage of electricity is more than a force to use. It is not only important but also necessary for each individual to be able to use the basic utilities. Which part in our modern lives are we not compelled to use the various services. That does not mean that rates that are not affordable should be shoved down the throat of the underpaid, never paid and unemployed Ghanaians. What the government needs to do is to set up a basic level where those who exceed can be charged more. People are not paid on time, poorly paid or unemployed and cannot afford. Is it a crime not to be able to afford when you need it. Well, I blame the poor Ghanaians who cannot afford because they sold their birthright during the election. Next time, they should vote for competent MPs to represent them and not those useless ones we have now.

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• messa 10 years ago

  NO LEADER OR COUNTRY ANYWERE IN THE WORLD EVER ALLOWED SUCH HUGH RIPP OFF RATE HIKE OF 69% ON THEIR PEOPLE TO TAKE PLACE.
  MAHAMA STOP LOOKING THE OTHER WAY WHILE GHANA PEOPLE ARE SUFFRING ,BE A MAN AND REVERSE THIS ILLEGA ...
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  NO LEADER OR COUNTRY ANYWERE IN THE WORLD EVER ALLOWED SUCH HUGH RIPP OFF RATE HIKE OF 69% ON THEIR PEOPLE TO TAKE PLACE.
  MAHAMA STOP LOOKING THE OTHER WAY WHILE GHANA PEOPLE ARE SUFFRING ,BE A MAN AND REVERSE THIS ILLEGAL ,IMMORAL AND UNLAWFUL INJUSTICE OR STEP DOWN AND GO BACK NORTH ,THE PEOPLE OF GHANA HAD IT ALREADY WITH YOUR NONSENSE AND INABILITY TO LEAD GHANA

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