Samuel Dubik Mahama, the managing director of Electricity Company Ghana (ECG), is confident that issues with the power distribution company's prepaid vending system would be fixed by Tuesday, October 4, 2022.

Customers will have no trouble purchasing prepaid credits, according to the ECG MD.

On Monday, October 3, 2022, Mr. Mahama denied allegations that he was being sabotaged while speaking at a press conference.

I don't feel sabotaged, he declared. I don't feel at all undermined.

“I just feel we are working and there are challenges and in every working environment there are pushes and there are pools, and we just have to work hard to ensure that the right systems are put in place, so things move in the right direction,” he stated.

He added: “It is work that we are doing. So we plead with you to help us help you. We have challenges, but we believe by close of work today, most of the machines will be working well and everyone will be able to buy their power.”

Power consumers across certain parts of the country have for the past six days been unable to purchase power on their prepaid meters because of a technical challenge that affected ECG’s prepaid metering systems.