The management of the Ghana Water Limited (GWL) says it will use all legal means to retrieve the GHC1.2 billion debt owed by its customers.
In a statement issued on Monday (15 April), the GWL said, the indebtedness is hurting the operations of the company.
According to the statement, customers who fail to fulfil their financial obligations to GWL by the end of May 2024, would have their names, company names and the amount owed to GWL published in the national dailies.
The Ghana Water Limited (GWL) says it has observed a concerning trend of accumulating arrears from some customers, posing a significant financial strain on the company’s operations.
“The management of Ghana Water Ltd (GWL) wishes to inform the public, that the indebtedness of customers to the company is having a negative impact on the operations of the company.”
“Management acknowledges the critical role water plays in the daily lives of Ghanaians, and as a utility company mandated by law to ensure access to clean water, the company is committed to providing reliable services, however, the company is persistently faced with a challenge of indebtedness from customers.”
Read the full statement below:
Reporting by Daniel Donkor in the Bono Region
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