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Top Ghanaian musician D-Black’s Oasis Pool and Shisha Lounge have been charged with a GHc480,248.00 fine for using electricity illegally and has been asked to pay for fine in 14 days according to media reports.
The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has reached this conclusion after computing a year of power used by the facility.
According to sources of Citi News, the managers of the premises have 14 days to settle the fine or face the court for the theft of electricity.
On Wednesday, April 27, 2022, a national task force from ECG went to the business premises of the rapper to disconnect it from accessing the national grid.
The reason the facilities have been denied electricity supply is because, according to the ECG, the businesses were illegally using electricity as they failed to acquire meters from the power suppliers.
The National Revenue Protection Taskforce of the ECG is mandated to go after all heavily indebted institutions across the country.
As part of their duties, they’re to rid the system of any illegalities, i.e., meter bypass, meter manipulation, and use of electricity without corresponding billing.
So far, some institutions have suffered similar fate and have been dealt with by the power distribution company.
Source: Daily Mail GH
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