VIDEO: Frustration At Nsawam ECG Office As Two Guys Were Seen Engaging In A Fight

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The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has announced that they are currently having a technical challenge with prepaid meters. Due to that only their district office can sell prepaid to their customer. This has caused a major panic in the affected areas as customers lined up to buy prepaid. Some people go to the district office as early as 5:00 am just to buy prepaid for their meters.

However, confusion and frustration have set in at Nsawam District of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) as customers have refused to form a queue. If you watch the video carefully, you can see that the people are crowded at the ECG premises as some are forcing their way into the building where the prepaid is being sold.

One can not tell what caused the guys to start fighting but eyewitnesses said that they were arguing about who came first. One of the guys was overheard in the video saying, "If you fool I will slap you". The other guy also angrily replied, "Foolish, if you are a man come and slap me". The guys started exchanging blows in the mid of the crowd but they were separated quickly.

Some social media users after coming across the video said that it is not their fault, it is the fault of ECG. If this fault hasn't occurred, this wouldn't have happened.

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