Electricity has been restored at the new Kejetia market after it was disconnected following the non-payment of bills.
The facility owes over 2 million Ghana cedis over six months.
The new Kejetia market was plunged into darkness on Wednesday due to indebtedness to the Electricity Company of Ghana.
But intervention from the Chief Executive of Kumasi has led to the restoration of power to the trading facility.
Meanwhile, the leadership of the traders are not ready to pay the electricity bills until an agreement is signed to provide each of the over 7,000 shops with a meter.
The Chief Executive of Kumasi Sam Pyne has assured the traders of facilitating the provision of meters for each of the traders.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
