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Energy Minister and Member of Parliament for Manhyia South, Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh has assured the Krachiwura, Nana Mprah Besemuna of the government’s support to ensure that the concerns of the people of Kete Krachi which is mainly power stability is addressed.
Dr. Prempeh whilst expressing sympathies to the people for being victims of the Lower Volta flooding said the government will work with the relevant stakeholders to alleviate the plight of the people.
The Energy Minister made these assertions when he addressed Krachiwura and Krachiman during the 2023 Yam Festival in Kete Krachi on Saturday, 11th November, 2023.
Dr, Prempeh thanked the people for the invitation which, according to them was because of his sterling performance as a public officeholder.
“I have always held the view that leadership is all about service and so I do not take the opportunity I have today to serve lightly. Anybody who desires to lead must learn to serve."
"This is my philosophy. I believe that as a public office holder, the people will always remember you for who you are and what you stand for. And so, I am excited to be here with Krachiwura and your people.”
He continued that, “Krachiwura, in your speech, I heard you talk about the power situation in Kete Krachi and its environs. You talk about it because it is dear to your heart and central to the well-being of your people.”
“The good news is that it is so dear to me too, because, when President Akufo-Addo mentioned my name to become Energy Minister, I knew that one of the key expectations of the ordinary Ghanaian which includes your people was the stability of power for residential and commercial use and so this is the very direction myself and my team have been channeling our energies,” he added
Dr. Prempeh said the government under President Akufo-Addo will continue to work hard to improve the lives of the people even in the face of global challenges.
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