The power crsis Ghana is currently grappling with is taking a heavy toll on Ghanaians and celebrities are not spared.
Popularly known as ‘Dumor’, Ghana is currently rationing power in view of shortfalls in power genertion.
While Ghanaians are crying bitterly about the effects of the situation on their lives, government is assuring that it is working round the clock to fix the problem.
Ghanaian actor Chris Attoh is not only sad about the situation, he is also not happy that the country’s leaders are not able to solve the problem.
Lamenting on twitter, the actor said it is worrying that while other countries are achieving great feats in their development, Ghana is still struggling to supply sufficient power for use by its citizens.
Popularly known as ‘Dumor’, Ghana is currently rationing power in view of shortfalls in power genertion.
While Ghanaians are crying bitterly about the effects of the situation on their lives, government is assuring that it is working round the clock to fix the problem.
Ghanaian actor Chris Attoh is not only sad about the situation, he is also not happy that the country’s leaders are not able to solve the problem.
Lamenting on twitter, the actor said it is worrying that while other countries are achieving great feats in their development, Ghana is still struggling to supply sufficient power for use by its citizens.
“Other countries have been to the moon and back [but] we still haven't figured out constant electricity, we expect more from our leaders,” he said.
Source: Ghana | Myjoyonline.com
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