IES Contends that Akufo-Addo’s Assertion that Dumsor is Resolved is Deceptive

IES contends that Akufo-Addo’s assertion that ‘dumsor’ is resolved is deceptive. Stay informed on energy sector analysis.

Despite the President’s confident declaration during the annual May Day celebration in Accra, Nana Amoasi VII cautioned that the situation on the ground did not align with the President’s statements.

He highlighted recent power outages in areas like Weija, Ekumfi, Mankessim, Nungua, and Tema Community 2 and 25, and stressed that such discrepancies should be considered before making definitive statements.

Nana Amoasi VII also expressed concern that the President’s advisors might not be providing him with an accurate portrayal of the ongoing power issues, urging caution in making pronouncements that could potentially mislead the public about the true state of the country’s power supply.

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“The first thing that we picked from the president’s statement is that today he is admitting that under his tenure, there has been dumsor. And so he made it clear in his statement that the load shedding that we are seeing is probably normal…To say that the issues have been dealt with is misleading and we pray that the handlers of the president will rather lead him than mislead him. Sometimes the president looks awful in the eyes of industry players, the watchers and even consumers.”

“I am sure any pronouncement that he made is contingent on what they tell him but he must be very careful because the handlers are not putting out what the issues are. The value is the same. We’ve just seen a bit of change last night but if the president says that yesterday we didn’t experience dumsor anywhere around the country, that is untrue. I can recount some few places we have checked,” he stated.

Source: Citinews

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