We’ve not received any portion of $30m from Controller – Sunon Asogli
“It was in the week of salary payments and they have to split this payment into five or six tranches. We are in November, and not even one tranche has been received but the assurance was that they will try and pay one tranche in their week of salary payment and the rest will come before the end of October. Here we are, not even one of the tranches has been paid.
“It is unfortunate the Ministry of Finance has been reduced to an official propaganda office. It is such a sensitive office to be used for that. I will advise that whatever information the Finance Minister provides or shares with the public, kindly double check to ensure that you are dealing with the right information,” he said.
Ghana’s energy sector has been grappling with persistent debt issues, affecting several Independent Power Producers (IPPs) who supply electricity to the national grid.
Stakeholders in the energy sector have called for greater transparency and timely payments to prevent future shutdowns and maintain energy stability in the country.