Dr. Sidi Ali, Executive Secretary of the Africa Center for Energy Security, has voiced his frustration regarding the recent intermittent power outages in Ghana.
He questions the government’s lack of clear explanations and explains some reasons concerning the recent power outages.
Dr. Sidi Ali questions why the government is not providing adequate reasons for the power outages, leaving citizens in the dark about the situation.
He said he wonders if the government is struggling to buy fuel to generate power, considering the ongoing outages.
Dr. Sidi Ali highlights that the government contracts with other countries and receives payments, raising questions about how the funds are utilized.
The lack of a power schedule for citizens is a major concern for Dr. Sidi Ali, who believes the government should provide a clear timetable to help people plan their activities accordingly.
Dr. Sidi Ali urges the government to demonstrate physical discipline and take decisive steps to resolve the energy crisis, ensuring a reliable energy sector for the country.
Author – Priscilla Mawusi Ashidor
