Kofi Kinaata speaks against 2024 'Dumsor' under Nana Addo-Bawumia Bad administration

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Kofi Kinaata is revolting against the flow sporadic power supply in Ghana, despite the fact that some administration authorities are denying the presence of ‘dumsor’.
Pondering his battles with the inconsistent power supply, Kinaata uncovered that the demolishing power cuts have altogether affected his business activities.
He depicted how his representatives, positioned at his home, continually connect with him like clockwork to investigate the disturbances brought about by the continuous blackouts, referred to locally as “dumsor.”

During a meeting on 3FM, Kinaata communicated profound worry about the critical condition of the country’s power supply and called for atrocity to resolve the issue.

During the meeting, the host, Giovanni Caleb, scrutinized Kinaata’s own involvement in “dumsor,” recommending that he didn’t appear to be impacted by it.

Kinaata answered happily, confirming that he for sure faces the difficulties firsthand, with his own home at present without power. He underscored the burden of interferences, like staring at the TV, just to have the lights unexpectedly go out.

“I’m encountering it [the power outage] a great deal; as I talk now, there is no light at home. Certain individuals who work in the house call me each fifteen (15) minutes to gripe about the blackout. That is the truth. It’s bad. At the point when you are staring at the TV and the lights go off, it’s someway,” he said.

Ongoing times have seen a flood in protests from different quarters, including individuals from the Public Vote based Congress (NDC), with respect to the unsteady power supply in specific regions.

In any case, during the Condition of the Country Address on February 27, 2024, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo flaunted that his organization had effectively turned away ‘dumsor’ for a considerable length of time since he got to work. This guarantee drew sharp analysis from contradicting voices inside general society.

The interest for the Power Organization of Ghana (ECG) to give a heap shedding plan, as encouraged by people in general, stays ignored, leaving vulnerability with respect to the fate of the power circumstance.