The Deputy National Organiser of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Elikem Kotoko, has voiced strong criticism against the actions of the resigned Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) Board Chair, Keli Gadzekpo.In response to Gadzekpo's resignation, Kotoko attributed the decline of ECG to Gadzekpo's mismanagement, blaming him for the company's financial depletion and overall misdirection.

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Taking to Twitter to express his concerns, Kotoko asserted that Gadzekpo's leadership had led ECG to a state of ruin, emphasizing the urgent need for him to step down to prevent further irreparable damage.They have milked every pesewa there is, it’s now time to leave in the nick of time before the building collapses pic.twitter.com/whlU0vBewh— Elikem E. K.

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Kotoko 🇬🇭 (@ElikemKotoko) March 26, 2024 "They have exhausted every available resource; it's imperative to resign before irreversible harm occurs," Kotoko commented.He went on to accuse Gadzekpo of mismanagement, highlighting that the resignation comes at a convenient time to evade full responsibility for ECG's deteriorating condition.The Board Chair of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) Keli Gadzekpo resigned.

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The resignation takes immediate effect.He is reported to have stepped down over personal reasons.Keli Gadzekpo was appointed to the Board in 2017 by then Energy Minister, Boakye Agyarko to play a strategic role to ensure energy sufficiency.Mr.

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Keli Gadzekpo, is an entrepreneur who has helped build several companies, notable among them, the Databank Group of Companies which includes Databank Asset Management Services and Databank Epack Investment Fund Ltd with over two decades of experience in investment banking.Currently, he is the Board Chairman for Enterprise Group.

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He is also the Chairman of the Databank Foundation, which is the corporate social responsibility arm of the Databank Group.Mr. Gadzekpo went to Achimota School; he holds a BSc in Accounting from the Brigham Young University and is a CPA from the USA.

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