Former Attorney-General Betty Mould-Iddrisu has commented on Ghana's ongoing power crisis, contrasting the management of the situation between the Mahama and current New Patriotic Party (NPP) administrations.

Mould-Iddrisu's remarks were prompted by former GIMPA Rector Professor Stephen Adei's recent statement, suggesting that the current power crisis is not as severe as it was during the Mahama administration.

In an interview with TV3, Mould-Iddrisu expressed concern over the current erratic power supply under the NPP, noting that it was not as dire as the situation during the Mahama era.

She particularly highlighted challenges faced in the Ashanti Region, emphasizing the need for effective solutions to the power crisis.

“After the renaming of the Ameri plant, the dumsor that we have experienced in the region [Ashanti Region] is unparalleled, even during our time, there wasn’t dumsor like that, and people are now fed up.”