Ghanaian MP Exposes Government's Broken Promise on Energy Levy

Ghanaian MP Accuses Government of Broken Promise on Energy Levy Hike Afigya Kwabre North MP, Collins Adomako-Mensah, has publicly accused the Ghanaian government of breaking its promise to avoid increasing the Energy Sector Levy. The MP appeared on Channel One TV, presenting a memorandum that he claims contradicts the government's initial statements. Adomako-Mensah stated, “They promised no increase — but did the opposite!” He expressed concern over the impact of this broken promise on public trust. The memorandum, shown during the interview, explains the government's justification for the levy hike as necessary for consolidating energy debt recovery. However, Adomako-Mensah argues the government was aware of the debt before making its initial promise. He further emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in government. The video concludes with the MP reiterating the government's failure to keep its word and the negative implications for public confidence. This incident underscores the need for clear communication and honesty from government officials. Adomako-Mensah's actions highlight the importance of holding those in power accountable for their promises.