A Plus Says Dumsor Is Causing Marriages To Fail: "Couples Can't See What They're Eating In Bed"
- Politician and activist Kwame A Plus lamented about the negative effect of the prevalent power crisis on marriages and couples' bedroom activities
- He based his argument on an old video of Kenyan MP Babu Iwino, who made an argument in parliament about dumsor and the rising cost of electricity on marriages
- The Facebook post sparked debate among Ghanaians
Politician and entertainment pundit A Plus claimed that the intermittent power supply known as dumsor is affecting marriages negatively.
Source: Instagram
A Plus speaks on the effect of dumsor on marriages
Taking to his official Facebook account, A Plus shared a video of Kenyan MP Babu Iwino, who made an argument in the Keyan parliament that the unstable power supply in Kenya was affecting marriages because couples could not see each other's parts during bedroom sessions.
Mr Iwino also highlighted the rising cost of electricity in Kenya, adding that it was also causing marriages to fail and, in his own words, not making it sweet and successful.
The Kenyan MP, in the same video, also argued that when the cost of electricity is high, it makes people depressed, thus resulting in failure to deliver to their highest potential in the bedroom.
“It's breaking marriages.” the Kenyan MP stressed.
In light of the current public outrage and discussions surrounding the prevalent rate of dumsor in Ghana, A Plus emphasised how the menace was negatively affecting marriages by basing his argument on the video.
A Plus reinforced Mr Iwino's argument by saying:
“Please loud am well well. How can marriages survive in dumsor when people are not seeing what they are eating?” A Plus' caption read.
Below is a Fecebook post by Kwame A plus regarding the effect of dumsor on marriages.
Reactions to A Plus claims that dumsor is affecting marriages negatively
Below are the reactions to the post by A Plus regarding dumsor affecting the bedroom moments of couples:
Nigel Gh Nigel GH said:
. Man of statistics
Aplusba Kwaku Essilifie said:
Eii my people
"No dumsor": ECG said no need for a load-shedding timetable despite daily power cuts
YEN.com.gh reported that the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) dismissed calls for a load-shedding timetable despite recent power interruptions.
The company said current power challenges do not require a load-shedding timetable like in the 2014 power crisis.
The External Communications Manager at ECG said the same features of the power crisis are not present now.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
