“On the basis of the record as it now stands, it is apparent that even as Dr. Ahenkorah [Energy Commission Executive Secretary at the time] was putting up further hurdles over which he required GPGC to jump in pursuit of its provisional generation license in November 2017, the Minister of Energy was about to seek the approval of the Ghanaian Parliament of a decision to terminate the EPA along with a number of other PPAs, based upon the Report of the PPA Committee chaired by Dr. Ahenkorah,” it said.
Kɔɔto no de too dwa sɛ, “Sɛdeɛ nnoɔma teɛ no Dr. Ahenkorah (ogyahoɔden kɔmihyin twerɛtwerɛfoɔ paninɔ maa akwansideɛ baeɛ sɛdeɛ GPGɔ bɛdi anim akɔgye tumi nkrataa wɔ Obubuo, 2017 mu. Na ɔsoafoɔ a ɔhwɛ ogyahoɔden gyina PPA Kɔmitee a Dr. Ahenkorah da ano no mmuaeɛ a wɔde baeɛ no so retwɛn agye mmuaeɛ afiri Ghana mmarahyɛbadwafie sɛdeɛ ɛbɛyɛ a ɔbɛgu atenaeɛ bammɔ adwuma (EPAɔ ne PPAs ahodoɔ.”