Ghana's Energy Minister Tackles GH¢80 Billion Debt Crisis

Ghana's Energy Minister Addresses GH¢80 Billion Debt Inherited from NPP Government Ghana is grappling with an energy debt of GH¢80 billion, a significant challenge inherited by the current government from its predecessor, the New Patriotic Party (NPP). This substantial debt has created hurdles in the energy sector, impacting power supply and the nation's economy. In a recent live television interview, Hon. John Abdulai Jinapor, the Minister for Energy, addressed these concerns. "We inherited an energy debt of GH¢80 billion from the NPP government," stated Minister Jinapor. He went on to explain the complexities of the situation, detailing the various factors contributing to the debt. Jinapor also highlighted the government's proactive measures to address the crisis, including strategies to improve energy generation and collection mechanisms. The interview offered insights into the government's plans to tackle this challenge, providing hope for a more stable energy future in Ghana. The minister's direct engagement with the public demonstrates transparency and a commitment to resolving the issue. The government's focus on addressing this inherited debt is a crucial step towards building a more sustainable and reliable energy sector for the benefit of all Ghanaians.