The Centre for Democratic Movement (CDM) has called on the government to take urgent and concrete steps to resolve Ghana’s worsening energy crisis, describing the situation as a national emergency requiring decisive action.

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The organisation criticised what it sees as the government’s reactive approach to the crisis, arguing that delays and ineffective strategies have left citizens and businesses struggling with unreliable power supply. CDM insisted that leadership must demonstrate competence in addressing the country’s pressing energy needs.

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“This is not a political debate; it is a national emergency that demands decisive and lasting solutions,” the organisation stated, emphasizing the need for immediate intervention to stabilise the energy sector.

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While acknowledging past failures by the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) in managing the sector, CDM urged political leaders to move beyond blame games and focus on sustainable solutions that will guarantee reliable electricity for Ghanaians.

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According to the movement, the government must stop making excuses and take full responsibility for the current state of affairs. It stressed that only bold, transparent, and forward-thinking policies can restore stability and prevent further disruptions in the sector.

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“The time for political rhetoric is over; Ghanaians need action now,” CDM declared, calling for a clear and actionable roadmap to address the crisis.

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The group also urged policymakers to prioritise long-term energy security over short-term political interests, warning that continued policy failures would have dire consequences for both businesses and ordinary citizens.

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Reaffirming its commitment to holding leadership accountable, CDM vowed to continue advocating for sustainable solutions that will ensure affordable and reliable power supply for all.

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