EPS criticizes government over stalled projects related to power crisis and law and order issues.

The Economic and Political Society (EPS) has expressed strong criticism towards the government for the ongoing delays in various projects, the persistent power crisis, and concerns regarding law and order. In a recent statement, EPS highlighted the negative impact these issues have on everyday life and the economy, stressing that immediate government intervention is necessary to resolve the stagnation of key development initiatives.

They pointed out that the delays in infrastructure projects not only hinder progress but also prevent the creation of job opportunities. The EPS called upon government officials to prioritize the completion of these projects to stimulate economic growth and improve living standards for citizens.

Moreover, the society addressed the ongoing power crisis that has left many regions facing extended outages, affecting businesses and households alike. The EPS urged the government to invest in sustainable energy solutions and improve the grid infrastructure to ensure a reliable power supply.

In terms of law and order, EPS noted a troubling increase in crime rates, which they believe is partly attributable to the socio-economic issues resulting from stalled development and inadequate power supply. They suggested that enhancing community policing and strengthening local law enforcement agencies could help address these safety concerns.

The EPS concluded their remarks with a call to action for the government to take swift and effective measures in these areas, emphasizing the need for a collaborative effort to foster a more stable, secure, and prosperous environment for all citizens. They stressed that addressing these pressing issues will be critical for maintaining public confidence in the governments ability to govern effectively.