Addressing workers of the factory, he said electricity had been restored to the factory and would be maintained. He made these disclosures in reaction to media reports last week that 1, 400 of the factory’s workers had been laid off due to the on-going power crisis, and that it owed a staggering debt of GH¢20 million to the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG). The Chairman explained that of a monthly target of 650,000 yards of grey baft, the factory was reaching 350,000 yards per month, and the under-productivity was in turn making it difficult to settle its electricity bill along the schedule of payment arranged with ECG.