The greater the electricity consumption the greater the Gross Domestic Product, GDP, of a country. All countries fall on the ascending line, no exceptions. Therefore, a country like Ghana should have an objective of doubling its electricity consumption as soon as possible, and then doubling it again. Of course, one assumes the efficient use of electricity, not irresponsible wastage.
To run a modern economy, one needs a reliable baseload electricity supply, which just runs day and night without interruption. The answer for African countries is nuclear power.
