Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson is calling on her fellow citizens to unite against the return of erratic power cuts, known as “dumsor.” Nelson plans to organize a vigil to protest the issue and demand action from the government.

The actress expressed her disappointment on social media, highlighting the threat “dumsor” poses to the country’s progress. She urged Ghanaians to remember the success of the initial #DumsorMustStop campaign and advocated for a renewed push for accountability.

Nelson revealed her efforts to enlist the help of Imani Ghana, a civil society organization that played a key role in the past campaign. She emphasized that the fight transcends political affiliations and stressed the importance of national unity.

The actress appealed to Ghanaians from all walks of life, including legal professionals and volunteers, to join the campaign. She highlighted the need for collective action to pressure the government to prioritize solutions to the power crisis.

The announcement comes after seven weeks of intermittent power outages across Ghana. The public has called for transparency from the government, urging the Ministry of Energy to share a power availability schedule.

While government officials have assured Ghanaians of a swift resolution, Nelson’s initiative reflects the public’s frustration with the ongoing situation.