Ghanaian satirist, Kwaku Sintim-Misa, popularly known as KSM has appealed to President John Mahama to appoint the Presby moderator Professor Emmanuel Martey as Power minister if he insists he can fix the energy crisis confronting the country in three months.
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Appoint Presby Moderator As Power Minister – KSM Appeals
KSM has appealed to President John Mahama to appoint the Presby moderator as Power minister to fix the energy crisis.
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According to him, the President must give the preacher the opportunity to prove what he claims he can do to end the power crisis.
Prof Martey has said he could fix Ghana’s current energy crisis (dumsor) in three months if he was the President of Ghana.
“Listen, Ghana is not a big country to fix this problem. In four months you can solve it; at most [in] six months…
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“If I were in charge, within three months I will solve the problem,” the plain-talking Chairman of the Christian Council of Ghana said on Sunday when he preached to the AkyemOldTafo Grace Church in the Eastern region.
In reaction to the claims by the Presby boss, KSM wrote the following on his Facebook Monday: “If the Presby Moderator is insisting that he can solve DUMSOR in 3 months, let’s give him the opportunity.
“Mahama I beg, make him Minister for Power for three months and let him FIX IT. Please lets find out whether its loose talk or real. LETS CALL HIS BLUFF!!!!”.
Ghana is currently shedding between 400 and 700 Megawatts of power during off-peak and peak periods, respectively.
Source: Starrfm
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