President John Mahama has pledged to allocate one meter per house to the people of Abura in the Cape Coast North constituency.
He said the measure when implemented will reduce tension at the various households with the usage of electricity, adding that information available to him suggest that the sharing of light bills, generates a lot of quarrel in many homes.
President Mahama was confident that the delivery of an additional 1,500 prepaid meters in the area while lessening tension in sharing the bills, will also enable consumers to regulate and monitor their consumption.
“I know the huge problem facing the people of Abura. A lot of households do not have meter. Most of you are sharing meters. I have instructed that 1500 meters be provided to this township so that every house will have a separate meter for peace to prevail,” Mahama promised the jubilant crowd.
Addressing a teeming crowd at the Abura Roman Park as part of his campaign tour in the Central region, President Mahama appealed to the people to vote massively for his the NDC party in the December polls in order to enable him continue with his transforming lives agenda.
