Ghana on Brink of Nationwide Blackout: Fuel Reserves Critically Low

Ghana Faces Looming Power Crisis Amidst Critical Fuel Shortages Ghana is on the brink of a nationwide power outage due to critically low fuel reserves. The Energy Minister, John Jinapor, revealed that the country only has enough fuel for two and a half days of power generation. This alarming shortage has sparked concerns across the nation, with fears of widespread disruptions to essential services. "The fuel we have will take us 2.6 days," stated Minister Jinapor during a press conference. "We've placed orders for fuel, but the funds are not available." He further emphasized the urgency of the situation, explaining that the government is making "desperate last-minute efforts" to secure the necessary funds to avoid a complete shutdown. The video shows images of power plants, highlighting the critical infrastructure affected by the fuel shortage. The minister's statement underscores the gravity of the situation and the potential consequences for the Ghanaian people. While the government is working to resolve the issue, the limited timeframe adds to the sense of urgency and the need for immediate action.