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Allegations against ECG boss false, petition for his removal frivolous – Research Group

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The Ghana Electrical Contractors Association (GECA) has made false accusations against the Managing Director of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), Mr Kwame Agyeman-Budu, according to the Objective Media Forum.

The petition for his expulsion, according to the Party, is baseless and should be dismissed right away.

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Mr Agyeman-Budu is reportedly depriving the ECG of logistics and materials to operate, according to GECA. They also said that the government gave him 600 million to pay contractors, but that the money was never delivered to the contractors.

“This is not only outrageous, but lies organized by faceless individuals who have planned to have the MD removed from office,” the Objective Media Forum said in a statement.

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“We would like to state categorically that the ECG has never had a shortage of materials or logics to deal with.
“Mr Budu has consistently provided the ECG with the logistics and materials they need to perform their duties effectively.
“Any objective mind who wants to contest this fact may use the ECG to reach the same conclusion.”

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Our attention has been to a frivolous and unmeritorious petition filed against the Managing Director of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), Mr Kwame Agyeman Budu by the Ghana Electrical Contractors Association (GECA).

The group among other things alleged that under the sterling leadership of Mr Budu, there had been a shortage of materials such as transformers, conductors, head-gears, etc for the past years which is affecting the early completion of most upgrades and expansion projects nationwide.

This is not only outrageous but lies orchestrated by faceless individuals who have planned to have the MD removed from office.

We wish to state categorically that under no circumstance has the ECG encountered the shortage of materials and logics to work.

Mr Budu has consistently provided the ECG with the needed logistics and materials for them to work efficiently.

Any objective mind who wants to dispute this fact can engage the ECG and would come to the same conclusion.

The petition also claimed that the MD has blatantly refused to pay contractors who have completed their works, including on-going projects for the past three years.

The accusation is false and without merit, because the current MD, introduced monthly payment for the Independent Power Producers, this was a novel initiative because his predecessors did not have that in place.

This was to help sustain our power supply, and from our objective analysis, we strongly state that he is being accused of falsely.

Again, the petition makes a waggish claim that the outstanding and competent MD has ignored awarding contracts in relations to a power supply to rural communities.

The new MD has not only brought innovations to the EC but employed the use of new technologies in advancing the work of the ECG.

It would be the figment of the imagination of his accusers to throw these allegations against Mr Budu for their selfish and parochial interest.

On the allegation of him awarding contracts to NDC supporters after taking money from them, we would ask the public to treat that with contempt because it lacks substance.

As an MD who believes in Corporate Social Responsibility, he personally completed the abandoned Pantang Infectious Disease Centre, which served as a referral point for the treatment of Covid-19.

The Objective Media Forum has also taken note of the introduction of smart prepaid meters with which one can load their metres with credit at their convenience.

He also introduced the drone system for monitoring power lines and projects given out to independent contractors.

The initiative has assisted the ECG to identify faulty lines and resolve them quickly.

Other infrastructural projects undertaken by the MD is unmatched, and they include the call centre incorporated with various social media and web platforms into the operations of ECG.

We conclude by reinforcing that Kwame Agyeman-Budu is an engineer with over 28 years of experience. His professional life is unquestionable, and he has risen through the ranks at ECG.

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