NPP sympathiser Prince David Osei blasts Mahama, says his tenure is defined by ‘dumsor’

• Prince David Osei has criticised President John Dramani Mahama over Ghana’s ongoing dumsor challenges.

• He argued that Mahama’s tenure, both past (2012–2016) and present (2024–2026), has been consistently marked by power outages.

• The actor also raised concerns about high electricity tariffs, insisting that Ghanaians deserve better despite the country’s energy struggles.

Ghanaian actor and known NPP sympathiser, Prince David Osei, has criticised President John Dramani Mahama over the country’s ongoing power challenges, commonly referred to as dumsor.

In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), the actor argued that the President’s name has, over time, become closely associated with persistent power outages in Ghana.

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He pointed to the 2012–2016 energy crisis, which significantly disrupted homes and businesses across the country, and compared it to the current 2024–2026 period. According to him, both periods have been characterised by recurring power supply issues.

He further stressed that the situation is unacceptable, insisting that citizens deserve improved conditions.

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His remarks come amid growing public concern over the reliability of electricity supply and the rising cost of power, with many calling for sustainable solutions to address the country’s energy challenges.