Turkey power barges not important - Tarzan

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Yeboah 8 years ago

We need answers now

We need answers now
LAST DON 8 years ago

Seriously Ghanaians need to learn facts and cease listening nincompoop experts who cannot invent chalk.

What expertise has Ghana benefited from this so called "energy expert"

The silly self-esteemed and endemic mental s ...
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Seriously Ghanaians need to learn facts and cease listening nincompoop experts who cannot invent chalk.

What expertise has Ghana benefited from this so called "energy expert"

The silly self-esteemed and endemic mental slavery of these Dankwa-Busuatradition which is continually demonstrated by their sons and daughters, is what is still holding this country aback.
When thinkers are trying to fix problems, all you can see these sons of anarchist doing is manufacturing how to destroy.

. All they can do is to chirp! chirp !chirp ! talk !talk ! talk !....What kind of human beings are these? They never think positively, always showing to be Dumb, Passive, Pessimistic, Racist and Selfish. They are so myopic to think before acting. Always rushing to comment before analysing. Is this not sickening?
Rhetelly 8 years ago

I thought you would overlook his ignorance and provide us your analysis?

I thought you would overlook his ignorance and provide us your analysis?
Tinkalor 8 years ago

This so call expert on energy has no vision. We are where we are today because of investment and lack of forward planning. As the economy grows so our need for energy increases. It is better to have excess stock than to wait ...
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This so call expert on energy has no vision. We are where we are today because of investment and lack of forward planning. As the economy grows so our need for energy increases. It is better to have excess stock than to wait till the power situation gets worse and leads to Dumsor. At the same time enough capital should be generated for the purchase of gas and oil which means that the current level of tariffs need to be adjusted to prevent the shortfalls running the power plants
Balderash 8 years ago

What are you saying? The man makes sense. Akosombo is being underutilized; so are the other plants. So why bring in another barge when you cannot even power what you have? I hope you are not politicizing the matter.

What are you saying? The man makes sense. Akosombo is being underutilized; so are the other plants. So why bring in another barge when you cannot even power what you have? I hope you are not politicizing the matter.
SARPONG 8 years ago

Last Don and Tinkalor are idiots and have no intelligence to analyze what Dr Wereko Bobby is saying.

If you have over 2800 megawatts capacity as a country and all you need is between 1500 to 2000, you already have excess c ...
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Last Don and Tinkalor are idiots and have no intelligence to analyze what Dr Wereko Bobby is saying.

If you have over 2800 megawatts capacity as a country and all you need is between 1500 to 2000, you already have excess capacity of over 800 megawatts. Why then are we having dumsor dumsor?

Dr Wereko Bobby is saying it is not lack of capacity of megawatts but our inability to fuel and gas our plants and pointed out why Nigeria is not supplying us gas. If you bring the barges from Turkey, it will not solve the problem. It will only add more megawatts to what we already have without the gas or fuel to power it.
kemevor 8 years ago

let start from there u need solutions this is one mr. vision less president. .....the Mahama chop money boys will start now.....Is a shame they can even think.

let start from there u need solutions this is one mr. vision less president. .....the Mahama chop money boys will start now.....Is a shame they can even think.
Kwame Germany 8 years ago

Dr. Wereko-Brobby is right. Installing new power barges will not solve the countrys´ electricity problem. Running and maintaining these barges will in no time fail, due to missmanagement and lack of fuel. The country is unab ...
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Dr. Wereko-Brobby is right. Installing new power barges will not solve the countrys´ electricity problem. Running and maintaining these barges will in no time fail, due to missmanagement and lack of fuel. The country is unable to settle fuel debts with Nigeria, so how do we expect to maintain continuity of power supply by importing new power generating barges ?
godsway 8 years ago

Mr. Wireko Brobbey is economical with the truth.
1.The strategic reserve plants were sent away because the machines never generated anything but they were being paid capacity charges. By the agreement Ghana was to provide th ...
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Mr. Wireko Brobbey is economical with the truth.
1.The strategic reserve plants were sent away because the machines never generated anything but they were being paid capacity charges. By the agreement Ghana was to provide the fuel and folks VRA went as far as to Saudi Arabia, no fuel could power the plant. Why? Because changes were made to the filtration system of the plant so it considered all fuel to be wrong. Is it not criminal?
2.We dont have the plants as he want the nation to believe. Currently shutting down any plant for maintenance is a problem because the machines replace the energy being relieved are not there.
3. I support the acquisition of the barges so that the country will gradually move permanently out of this situation by not over drafting the hydro plants.
Aboagye 8 years ago

The man is only human. He can also make serious mistakes

The man is only human. He can also make serious mistakes
Tinkalor 8 years ago

How many mistakes are we prepared to accept from people like him? The country will be better off without such brainless people

How many mistakes are we prepared to accept from people like him? The country will be better off without such brainless people
DANIEL TEMA. 8 years ago

Your beautiful wife, JOICE ARYEE left because you went to VRA and you had a bed in your office and girls were visiting minute by minute. Leave the President alone. You chopped Ghana at 50 money and you were freed. Keep your m ...
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Your beautiful wife, JOICE ARYEE left because you went to VRA and you had a bed in your office and girls were visiting minute by minute. Leave the President alone. You chopped Ghana at 50 money and you were freed. Keep your mouth shut.
ERICUS 8 years ago

In a developed country, that beaver-looking rat would have been in jail by now. All he did at VRA was to build himself a bathroom in his office and added a bed too! Wow! Bonging the girls while Joyce Aryee spent endless night ...
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In a developed country, that beaver-looking rat would have been in jail by now. All he did at VRA was to build himself a bathroom in his office and added a bed too! Wow! Bonging the girls while Joyce Aryee spent endless night alone in bed being hony! Hahahaha.
Balderash 8 years ago

Have George Bush and Cheney or all the wall street criminals been put in jail? Instead of debating on merit, you are talking nonsense. You think this is a joke? Running a country down?

Have George Bush and Cheney or all the wall street criminals been put in jail? Instead of debating on merit, you are talking nonsense. You think this is a joke? Running a country down?
Togbe Fiti v 8 years ago

You are still begging the question. If you cannot pay for the fuel and gas to power the existing plants, how are you going to power the barges expected to arrive from Turkey? Mind you the barges cannot be powered with sea wat ...
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You are still begging the question. If you cannot pay for the fuel and gas to power the existing plants, how are you going to power the barges expected to arrive from Turkey? Mind you the barges cannot be powered with sea water! In effect, they are going to only add to our installed capacity and nothing more. This is the point Dr. Wereko Brobbey wanted to make.
KOO 8 years ago

It is no secret that Ghana,s power problem is the result of financial problems and not generation ability.Ghana has gone for power barges to generate extra power but the question is,how are they going to be financed?.The ECG ...
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It is no secret that Ghana,s power problem is the result of financial problems and not generation ability.Ghana has gone for power barges to generate extra power but the question is,how are they going to be financed?.The ECG owes so much to so many and if this problem is not addressed Dumsor will still persist.
ERICUS 8 years ago

So sad. This beaver was sent to VRA to fix our power problem and all he did when he was there was to build himself a bathroom in his office. Yes a bathroom in his office!

So sad. This beaver was sent to VRA to fix our power problem and all he did when he was there was to build himself a bathroom in his office. Yes a bathroom in his office!
Balderash 8 years ago

If he were so inept, why didn't we have Dumsor? What do you say about the idiots who run the country now?

If he were so inept, why didn't we have Dumsor? What do you say about the idiots who run the country now?
DANIEL TEMA. 8 years ago

The power barges are not important, so you think. Pray when akuffo addo comes to power in 2090 you are sent to VRA and you can continue your sexs party with the krobo girls in your office.Did your ex-wife catch you with an al ...
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The power barges are not important, so you think. Pray when akuffo addo comes to power in 2090 you are sent to VRA and you can continue your sexs party with the krobo girls in your office.Did your ex-wife catch you with an albino girl sitting on your lapse, this is of economic importance for you. Idiot. Anas will catch you with that girl one day.
Kojo W 8 years ago

The Danquah-Busia-Dombo scions did not seem to have learned any meaningful lessons from the past.

The Danquah-Busia-Dombo scions did not seem to have learned any meaningful lessons from the past.
kk 8 years ago

You were chassed out of VRA by the workers, why?

You were chassed out of VRA by the workers, why?

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