Has the “dumsor” ended?

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Anokwale 9 years ago

This is very simple...If any party wants to win, they should be buying and distributing solar home systems. Otherwise, they are wasting their time. Solutions = winning the election.

This is very simple...If any party wants to win, they should be buying and distributing solar home systems. Otherwise, they are wasting their time. Solutions = winning the election.
Yaw 9 years ago

Give us something better- something that will come to pass. What have got to tell Ghanaians,NPP? Dumsor is not enough

Give us something better- something that will come to pass. What have got to tell Ghanaians,NPP? Dumsor is not enough
KOLA, LONDON PROPER 9 years ago

dumsor is a sign of the rapid economic growth in Ghana of recent.

It goes to say our economy is growing very fast under John Dramani Mahama.

dumsor is a sign of the rapid economic growth in Ghana of recent.

It goes to say our economy is growing very fast under John Dramani Mahama.
STONER KOBYLYNTON 9 years ago

All your 3-points are irrelevant. If your stupid leader has come with assertion that the demonstration has energized him to work towards this 'dumsor' phenomenon which is solvable, then what is your article about? You are be ...
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All your 3-points are irrelevant. If your stupid leader has come with assertion that the demonstration has energized him to work towards this 'dumsor' phenomenon which is solvable, then what is your article about? You are behaving like your stupid Energy Minister - Kwabena Donkor who made another useless comments.

Go and ask Mr. Mahama why he made that assertive comment? You fools with blinded party egoism planted in your saw-dust filled brains, will not let Mr. Mahama knows exactly what is hapenning on the ground than your self interest alone. You are not punishing me but rather I am concern for the majority who are suffering under this do nothing government of NDC.

Ghanaians gave the mandate to NDC to govern and if the going is rough, a group of people not only NPP party have every right to express their feelings. That is why democratic despensation is all about and at this time, NPP or any group of persons do not owe the electorates any solvable advise.

Having surrounded himself with fools like Ayariga, Ofosu Kwakye, Omane Boamah, others and a person like Ablakwa ( who in the early part of late Mills Administration came to lie under his teeth that the young Mills government had created 1.5 million jobs) which was totally false. Do you hire these sort of individuals to run your government? Get lost with your stupidity. E&OE.
KOGYAM 9 years ago

YENTIE OBIARA , DO YOU NEED ALTERNATIVE?

YENTIE OBIARA , DO YOU NEED ALTERNATIVE?
truthbetold 9 years ago

I regret reading this most obnoxious and obtuse article. If this is how some people think in this country,then im afraid we have truly retrogressed.It smacks of a jaundiced logic. How do you logically ask a party not in power ...
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I regret reading this most obnoxious and obtuse article. If this is how some people think in this country,then im afraid we have truly retrogressed.It smacks of a jaundiced logic. How do you logically ask a party not in power to fix a problem when there is a ruling gov't?It just doesn't make sense, and to add insult to injury we are told that Dumsor is as a result of people using mobile phones,fridges etc. Does that not make you feel sick.
For example, its the taxes from the calls we make (call service tax or cst) that was used to fund GYEEDA. And we all know what has happened it it. So if you say mobile fons are the cause, do we know how much we are losing daily because people are not making calls as opposed to when calls are made?
Please, let us be more sensible in our analysis of the issues and stop making politics out of everything.
The Dumsor has not stopped, but somehow during the African Cup of Nations, there was power. Have you asked yourself what is going on?
NOKWARE ASA 9 years ago

Stop your disrespectful insults, and listen to the advice given by Mr. Kirk Koffi of VRA in 2007 that we, the general public, should be mindful of wasting electricity by turning off the lights when not in use and also use en ...
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Stop your disrespectful insults, and listen to the advice given by Mr. Kirk Koffi of VRA in 2007 that we, the general public, should be mindful of wasting electricity by turning off the lights when not in use and also use energy saving bulbs. This was in 2007. If we had listen to his admonishment, dumsor would have been history.
james 9 years ago

The dumsor issue is bigger than party politics Mr. Writer, it reveals a much deeper issue with the economical pillars holding our nation. Dumsor in itself is a simple problem, the govt of the day has not done anything about i ...
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The dumsor issue is bigger than party politics Mr. Writer, it reveals a much deeper issue with the economical pillars holding our nation. Dumsor in itself is a simple problem, the govt of the day has not done anything about it because, economically, they have plunge the nation in a much deeper depression, dumsor is only a tip of the iceburg, to them, the least of their problems. Ghana should wake up!
Aggie 9 years ago

Read what your President said about the Non violent demonstration. It's to wake up the leaders. Ghana is a democratic country so the NPP has the right to ventilate their concerns through demonstration

Read what your President said about the Non violent demonstration. It's to wake up the leaders. Ghana is a democratic country so the NPP has the right to ventilate their concerns through demonstration
oheneba 9 years ago

Read what ur Clueless president said about the 'wo gbo'demo and go over what u have written and see how foolish and hopeless u look,idiot.

Read what ur Clueless president said about the 'wo gbo'demo and go over what u have written and see how foolish and hopeless u look,idiot.
obofour 9 years ago

mr writer pls give us a break. Wht were u expecting the npp to do? Mind ur business ok

mr writer pls give us a break. Wht were u expecting the npp to do? Mind ur business ok
ken 9 years ago

This article is absolutely useless. With such stupid and idiot people like u who carry yourselves around as ghanaians, dis john Mahama nd his useless ndc morons will continue to do things with impunity. when they were choppi ...
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This article is absolutely useless. With such stupid and idiot people like u who carry yourselves around as ghanaians, dis john Mahama nd his useless ndc morons will continue to do things with impunity. when they were chopping money left right center did they ask any alternatives from the NPP?when they were selling merchant bank did they ask for alternatives? when they paying judgement debts did they ask for alternatives?stop this hypocrisy and your double standards.The NPP do not have any alternatives for dis incompetent administration."If the kitchen is too hot for them,,.............................."they know what to do
Stephen 9 years ago

A remedy for dumsor , download for free
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=torch.mebulb

A remedy for dumsor , download for free
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=torch.mebulb
Yaw Boakye 9 years ago

Don't think this writer fully understands how democracy works.Demonstrations walk outs et all are tools used by the masses to register their protest give us a break.

Don't think this writer fully understands how democracy works.Demonstrations walk outs et all are tools used by the masses to register their protest give us a break.
Yaw Boakye 9 years ago

Don't think this writer fully understands how democracy works.Demonstrations walk outs et all are tools used by the masses to register their protest give us a break.

Don't think this writer fully understands how democracy works.Demonstrations walk outs et all are tools used by the masses to register their protest give us a break.

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