Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) has organized a workshop for the media to educate them on how the nuclear power will be a benefit to our country Ghana. The program was held at the Ambassador Hotel (mõvin pick).
With challenges, some Ghanaians lack knowledge about nuclear technology and the general fear is about risk associated with the nuclear.
Nuclear technologies provide access to the latest nuclear medicine development that aid to fight cancer and serious cardiovascular disease.
During interaction with the media , Dr. Robert B. M. Sogbadji who is the Deputy Director of Nuclear and Alternative Energy at the Ministry of Energy, said nuclear power will help the country to reduce the cost of electricity in the country, he then said nuclear power is less expensive.
Nuclear power is energy which is going to last for hundred years (100) and it is less expensive.
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