A viral video trending on social media has shown the presence of a huge power plant at the grounds of President Akufo Addo’s visit to Ejisu ahead of the By Elections to in case of any “dumsor” experiences.
The president’s visit wraps up a series of campaign activities by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to showcase their parliamentary candidate Kwabena Boateng to the populace.
The power plant which is believed was brought to the grounds to avoid dumsor embarrassments has sparked debates among many citizens, as to how worse the situation has or would get.
“Dumsor” stands as a term emblematic of Ghana’s struggle with erratic power supply, marked by frequent blackouts. This longstanding issue has posed challenges to both businesses and households, disrupting daily life and hindering economic growth. However, the government has offered reassurances regarding its commitment to resolving the problem. Through investment in power generation infrastructure and strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing the efficiency and reliability of the electricity supply system, efforts are underway to alleviate the burden of dumsor on the Ghanaian populace.
Assurances from governmental authorities echo promises of progress in tackling dumsor. By implementing comprehensive strategies, such as diversifying energy sources and improving distribution networks, Ghana aims to mitigate the impact of power shortages. The resolve to address this issue underscores a collective effort to foster sustainable development and ensure a more stable and resilient energy landscape for the nation’s future.
The Ejisu by-elections in Ghana marked a pivotal moment in the nation’s political landscape. Following the passing of the incumbent Member of Parliament, the by-elections is in process to fill the vacant seat representing the Ejisu constituency. The electoral process garnered significant attention as political parties and candidates vied for the opportunity to represent the constituents. With voters’ voices poised to shape the future direction of Ejisu’s representation in parliament, the by-elections served as a platform for democratic participation and the exercise of civic duty.
Story by: Gideon Stevens
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