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Protesters storm GRIDCo, demand removal of NPP appointees   - Ghana Business News

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Some National Democratic Congress (NDC) members, on Monday morning, stormed the Ghana Grid Company (GRIDCo), demanding the removal of alleged appointees of the past New Patriotic Party (NPP) government.  The protesters also questioned the rationale behind the appointment of Mr Mark Baah as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of GRIDCo.  They claimed that Mr Mark Baah, the CEO, is a well-known NPP member who had a very close association with Mr Matthew…
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Protesters storm GRIDCo, demand removal of NPP appointees   - Ghana Business News

Some National Democratic Congress (NDC) members, on Monday morning, stormed the Ghana Grid Company (GRIDCo), demanding the removal of alleged appointees of the past New Patriotic Party (NPP) government.  The protesters also questioned the rationale behind the appointment of Mr Mark Baah as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of GRIDCo.  They claimed that Mr Mark Baah, the CEO, is a well-known NPP member who had a very close association with Mr Matthew…

·Accra Metropolis, Ghana
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Ghana Business News broke the news in Accra Metropolis, Ghana on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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