His Excellency the President Akuffo Addo has given a very unequivocal indication of his resolve to ensure an "ECG" that will be formidable to keep the Electricity Power on .
Mr.Herbert Krapa, the Deputy Energy Minister, has been asked to step in as the Board Chairman of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), following the resignation of Keli Gadzekpo for personal reasons.
Energy Minister, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, conducted the official swearing-in ceremony of Herbert Krapa as the "ECG" Board Chairman.
The Minister highlighted that Krapa’s appointment reflects the President’s strong commitment to the company, emphasizing the necessity for a culture of accountability, professionalism, and innovation at "ECG".
Responding to his new responsibilities, Mr. Krapa, who also serves as a Deputy Minister for Energy, pledged to lead the company with unwavering integrity, transparency, and a strong focus on delivering value to the Ghanaian populace.
Mr.Herbert Krapa affirmed his commitment to realizing the President’s vision for a robust ECG that can ensure reliable electricity supply to the nation.
He expressed determination to work closely with the Minister and stakeholders to bring about the necessary changes and improvements vital for "ECG’s" success.
Through this appointment, both President Akufo-Addo and Minister Prempeh have shown their dedication to enhancing the operations of "ECG" and ensuring that Ghanaian citizens benefit from an efficient and sustainable electricity service devoid of dumsor.
In his address, Minister Prempeh acknowledged the challenges that have beset the company, almost rendering it unfit for purpose.
However, he stressed the importance of persevering on a journey to ensure that "ECG" fulfills its mission, a sentiment shared by the President.The Energy Minister urged the new Chairman to recognize the trust and expectations placed on him by the head of state, emphasizing the need for decisive actions and leadership to address critical issues facing the "ECG".
