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Former Energy Minister Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah has hit back at the NPP government describing it as terrible when it comes to management of the oil sector.
His interview comes after Deputy Energy Minister Dr Mohammed Amin Adams on PM Express accused the erstwhile NDC administration of leaving a legacy of debt in the oil sector for the NPP.
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