Ghana's energy situation has gone from bad to worse following a reduction in gas supply from Nigeria to 45 million standard cubic feet (mmscf) from an anticipated 120 mmscf, GhanaWeb says.

According to TV3’s Sandra Amarquaye Nigeria is struggling to meet the contractual agreements to supply gas through the West African Gas Pipelines following a recent strike by oil workers in Itoki.

Though gas supply rose after the strike action was called off, it has since reduced and currently seems to have taken a toll on the ongoing power rationing exercise as most of the Ghana’s thermal plants are undergoing maintenance works.

That is compounded by the bad inflows of the two of the country’s hydro-electric dams at Bui and Akosombo.

The total energy deficit recorded as of Monday was 480 megawatts (MW).

Already, some consumers have complained about Electricity Company of Ghana’s inconsistency over its load shedding schedule.



www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/ghana-suffers-as-nigeria-cuts-gas-supply-by-62.96100/

That's nice
Now they can feel the naija syndrome

I can imagine the Ghanaians now shouting "up nepa"

Sombody should please convince me tha gahnains are not clown

lmao...at least it'll quicken their power supply to nigeria and west africa. black people clowning since...1300AD

So with all their mouth they still depend on our gas like this.

we re not yet satisfy with nigeria action toward the ghanians..
Nigerian powerline /transformer should also be reduce to increase nigerians demand 4 their needs nd satisfaction..
no more giant of africa..abeg concentrate on nigeria wants before other countries.

spotit:
lmao...at least it'll quicken their power supply to nigeria and west africa. black people clowning since...1300AD

What has black or white got to do with it? Get rid of your inferiority complex.

ROSSIKE:


What has black or white got to do with it? Get rid of your inferiority complex.

lol..me and inferiority complex in the same sentence bruv, shift. don't let me wash you with a thick bleach, black chimpanzee.