Amidst the discussions on flooding being experienced in various parts of Accra due to the rains, Ghanaians are debating whether dumsor is back or not.
This comes at the back of the intermittent power outages recorded across the country.
Based on this, many Ghanaians are demanding prior announcement from the the power distribution company, Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), so they can plan their lives.
They are fuming because they say the lack of a timetable to guide their activities during the power outages is frustrating.
But another section of the citizenry claims this situation is different from the dumsor witnessed in 2015. According to them, dumsor is not back and Ghanaians have no business alleging so.
The sentiments have since led to a heated debated on Twitter.
Dumsor is back
— Kwabena Kesse (@KwabenaKesse12) May 25, 2022
On Tuesday, the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) blamed power cuts on some disruptions to their equipment caused by the torrential rains. It pledged to restore power by close of day, May 24.
Dumsor has been back in full swing ever since E-levy got implemented. Hmm
— Demi-god (@nabeeldenero) May 25, 2022
However, it is unclear what the cause of the fresh outages is. But some Ghanaians who were hit by another episode on Wednesday evening have shared their frustrations.
We are not done dealing with Accra flood and we have dumsor also settling in. Until when will we come to an end to these?
— _realjosh™️ (@joshkingdal) May 25, 2022
Areas affected include, Labadi, Tse Addo, East Legon, Kasoa, Haatso, Teshie, Nungua, Adjiringanor, Kokomlemle among other parts of Accra.
John Jinapor raised the alarm about Dumsor weeks ago. They said he didn’t know what he was talking about. Look at them now
— Abdul-Halim (@Abdulhhu) May 25, 2022
Here are some more reactions:
Dumsor is back and there is nothing anyone can say to change my mind.
— Bruce (@Mowry_hagan) May 25, 2022
This government keeps on making the lives of Ghanaians worse each passing day.
We were told it is not Dumsor but 'Dumsiesie'so what happened?
— SIR LASI 🇬🇭 (@BhraEmma1) May 26, 2022
Your people wan carry Agyapa deal come so dem start plus dumsor make we believe say E-levy isn't the only remedy to our woes...strategical thievery politicians 🌚
— Einsteinwillis (@IceprinceJoshua) May 25, 2022
ECG is a very wicked institution in Ghana.
— Huclark ☄️ (@huclark_) May 25, 2022
Mek no bro lie you, dumsor is back ankasa
— OMDs Eugene 🔰 (@KumasiSarkodie_) May 26, 2022
Dumsor is now rampant especially in the central region.
— Mauel (@Mauel40265767) May 25, 2022
You guys have clearly forgotten what actual dumsor era was like. Today if your light shake small norr “Dumsor is back.” Back? During the dumsor era, power was cut for 24hours!! And when it came back on it was on for 12 hours. If you were not lucky for the light to…
— CPR (@PrinceRibeiro) May 26, 2022
Dumsor is back or what cos rgt now the way ECG dey off the light offlate be serious
— Osu Sarkodie ❁ (@Nasty00007) May 25, 2022
Stop throwing “Dumsor is back” around so loosely!
— CPR (@PrinceRibeiro) May 26, 2022
Dumsor is back and there is nothing anyone can say to change my mind.
— Bruce (@Mowry_hagan) May 25, 2022
This government keeps on making the lives of Ghanaians worse each passing day.
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