Satirist Kwaku Sintim-Misa aka KSM is making a mockery associated with Ghanaians who are seething within anger over the introduction associated with some levies to reduce the effect of the free drinking water they enjoyed in time previous.
According to the comedian, Ghanaian speak show host and writer, veteran journalist Kwesi Pratt Junior when the free effort was announced, warned that will Ghanaians were going to pay money for whatever they enjoyed the next year.
“Ghanaians are furious. They say free water, free of charge electricity but now they have to pay it off. Kwesi Pratt warned a person. Remember Kwesi Pratt inquired you to cool down in 2020 because you were bound to purchase the free electricity plus water consumed in 2021”, he said in a video clip sighted by MyNewsGh. possuindo.
KSM revealed that many had been those who lashed out Kwesi Pratt and accused your pet of doing politics when he or she issued the warning within 2020.
“Kwesi was a prophet even though 2021 we are today paying. In all this it really is Kojo Oppong Nkrumah I love. I really don’t get exactly what he is trying to say yet he said we guaranteed you free but all of us did not say it is liberated to the independent power producers”, he said
It would be remembered that in August this past year, Kwesi Pratt warned Ghanaians about the reliefs which was becoming provided by government.
Kwesi Pratt noted on Peace FM’s Kokrokoo that, “We must not forget the fact we’re likely to pay for it. Why am We saying we’ll pay for it? Exactly where is the money coming from? Could it be not from our taxes? We will surely payback. ”
Not more than a year on, Information Ressortchef (umgangssprachlich), Kojo Oppong Nkrumah has pointed out that Ghanaians will have to purchase the free provision associated with water and electricity released by the government in 2020 as part of measures to suppress the spread of the book coronavirus.
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