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Dumsor Is Not Back – Lydia Forson Consoles Ghanaians
Yes, Lydia Forson, the activist has added her voice to the current power situation in the country and she tags it as “positivedumsor”.
Dumsor- a coined term for erratic power cuts in Ghana, is fast gaining its past glory as more and more celebrities add their voice to the recent happenings. And this is what Lydia Forson had to say about the .recent power ‘crisis’.
According to the actress, who shared her opinions via a tweet on her Twitter page, there is no need to fret for the dreaded Dumsor is not back. She described recent unstable power supply as governments attempt to get us to spend quality time with each other.
She wrote, “DUMSOR is not back. This is just the government’s attempt at getting us to spend quality time with each other and less time on our phones. It’s also a great time to try to have children- you can concentrate without distraction.”
DUMSOR is not back.
This is just the governments attempt at getting us to spend quality time with each other and less time on our phones.
It’s also a great time to try to have children- you can concentrate without distraction. #positivedumsor #dumsorisnotback
— Miss Forson (@lydiaforson) March 31, 2019
Source: Pulse Ghana
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