Member of Parliament for Lambussie, Titus Beyuo Audio By Carbonatix Member of Parliament for Lambussie, Titus Beyuo, has commended the Minister for Energy and Green Transition, John Abdulai Jinapor, for what he describes as a competent handling of recent power challenges, urging that the Minister be supported rather than criticised. Speaking on Adom TV on Thursday, April 30, Prof Beyuo said the Minister has demonstrated leadership in addressing the outages that followed the fire incident at the Akosombo Power Control Centre. “John Jinapor has shown that he understands the issues at stake and is taking decisive steps to resolve them. At this point, what he needs is encouragement, not undue criticism,” he stated. His comments come at a time when the Minority in Parliament is calling for broader accountability over the incident, which disrupted electricity supply in several parts of the country. The Minister has since directed the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Grid Company, Ing. Mark Awuah Baah, to step aside pending investigations into the matter. However, Prof Beyuo maintained that while accountability is necessary, efforts should also be made to support ongoing interventions. “We must be careful not to politicise every challenge. The focus should be on fixing the problem and ensuring stability in the power sector. The Minister is working, and we must allow him the space to deliver,” he added. DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited. Tags: Dumsor John Jinapor Prof Beyuo DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited. Related to this story From ‘dumsor’ to radiant glow: Unlocking solar energy potential for a sustainable future ‘Dumsor running in shifts, not 24-hour economy’ — NPP’s Dr Ekua Amoakoh slams gov’t over power outages Power boost at Akosombo as fourth unit comes back online in late-night breakthrough Fix generation, transmission and distribution together to end dumsor – IES analyst to gov’t “Current dumsor is very unbearable” – Oforikrom MP Minority demands full accountability over ‘Dumsor levy’ fuel tax funds Power outages: GRIDCo CEO suspension not a solution – Minority MPs Akosombo substation fire not cause of dumsor —Minority claims Stop calling it maintenance — Minority tells government to end “semantic deception” over dumsor Key updates on power outages following Akosombo substation fire incident Latest Stories John Jinapor showing strong leadership on power outages, deserves support – Prof Beyuo5 minutes Tampuli donates motorbikes, maths sets to support GES, GHS in Gushegu; extends aid to conflict-hit communities10 minutes Church elder arrested as alleged galamsey foreman in Ashanti region12 minutes Light beyond wires: Life without electricity in Tadankro39 minutes We need specialised court for medical negligence—Hamza Suhuyini48 minutes Agazy International Tournament ends as scouts select eight players for European trials1 hour 2026 World Cup: Black Stars can ‘surprise’ despite concerns over form – Daniel Opare1 hour Black Stars must build a team, not rely on talent – Daniel Opare1 hour 2026 World Cup: Black Stars ‘in deep trouble’ without Kudus – Daniel Opare2 hours Today’s Front pages: Thursday, April 30, 20262 hours GH¢57.2m unearned salaries recovered by Auditor-General, supervisors to be surcharged3 hours John Apetorgbor Kwabla Fugar aka Joe Dakota3 hours Madam Teresa Abrewa Shebruaba Bessabro3 hours Npontu Technologies appoints Finance and Digital Strategy Expert Prof. Noel Tagoe to its board3 hours No burial without justice – Ghana blocks funeral, demands probe into citizen’s killing in South Africa3 hours