We start with…SMDH!

First of all, what does the NDC MP of Lower Manya Krobo, Ebenezer Teye Larbi mean by saying; Ghanaians should rather invest their “energies into thinking” outside the box than lamenting over the impact of the power crisis?

And again, if someone cannot afford basic household electrical gadgets such as air conditions and fridges, has the person not gotten a bulb in his or her house to at least feel the effect of Dumsor? What about the children who have no light to study or even to iron their clothes? At least for basic iron, the poor can afford and as such they still feel ‘Dumsor’ right?

Anyway, why are these people poor in the first place? Because of how your government and people like you are running the country—and have failed to empower these people to step out of poverty.

Some of our leaders are just……

Via Adomfm;

National Democratic Congress (NDC) Member of Parliament (MP) for Lower Manya Krobo, Ebenezer Teye Larbi says he is surprised at the exaggeration given to the effects of Ghana’s energy crisis.

His shock, he said, stems from the fact that it is persons who cannot afford basic household electrical gadgets such as air conditions and fridges who are rather exaggerating the effects of the crisis.

The effects of Dumsor are “exaggerated by people who cannot afford to buy fridges or air conditions in their homes,” he said.

The NDC Legislator who was reacting to cries on the government to end the crisis on Asempa FM’s Ekosii FM programme further called on Ghanaians to rather invest their “energies into thinking” outside the box than lamenting over the impact of the power crisis.

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