Despite fears about possible power outages, President John Dramani Mahama reassured Citizens at the Ahmadiya Muslim Mission Ghana’s Annual National Convention. Maha emphasized that his presidency is working diligently to stop the frequent power outages that are frequently referred to as “dumsor.”
Mahama addressed the issues facing the electricity sector, including energy shortages for power flowers and delays in the West African Gas Pipeline’s maintenance, to hundreds of guests at the convention in Gomoa Pomadze, close to Winneba Junction. He assured the people that steps are being taken to prevent power outages and ensure a dependable light source.
” We are assuming company at a crucial time in our nation’s history. You chose us because Ghana faces significant challenges, but that’s why you chose us. We will assume full responsibility for resolving these issues and openly speak the difficulties we face,” the President said.
He encouraged residents not to drop trust, adding,” There is a danger of power interruptions, but my brothers and sisters, don’t despair. You elected us to solve the problems, never to go responsible. I can tell you that we will keep your lamps on.
Ghana, which is facing significant issues across different sectors, is at a critical moment for the President’s devotion to addressing the energy crises. Also,
Mahama’s promise to keep the lights on gives promise as Citizens continue to face uncertainty and demonstrate that his government is taking responsibility for resolving the region’s most pressing problems.
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” You elected us to solve the problems, not to put the blame on anyone else. We will make sure your lamps sit on and that you don’t have dumsor” – President John Dramani Mahama#TV3GH photograph. twitter.com/QktLtj5piE
—# TV3GH ( @tv3_ghana ) January 9, 2025
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