NPA to decide fuel prices this weekend

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• Kofi - USA 11 years ago

  NPA HAS USED ALL THE MONEY TO RENT OFFICES AND NOW NO MONEY TO GET FUEL INTO THE COUNTRY. WHAT A COUNTRY WE LIVE IN. OUR LEADERS DO NOT THINK ABOUT THE POOR AND PEOPLE SHOULD RISE UP. WE HAVE SAT FOR SO LONG. IT IS ABOUT TIME ...
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  NPA HAS USED ALL THE MONEY TO RENT OFFICES AND NOW NO MONEY TO GET FUEL INTO THE COUNTRY. WHAT A COUNTRY WE LIVE IN. OUR LEADERS DO NOT THINK ABOUT THE POOR AND PEOPLE SHOULD RISE UP. WE HAVE SAT FOR SO LONG. IT IS ABOUT TIME PEOPLE MADE THEIR VOICES AND ANGER HEARD.

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• Genuine Observer 11 years ago

  This article is aimed at preparing your mindset to welcome an obvious predetermined increase in petroleum prices...NDC style. Price increases like this used to be abominable and a weakness in governing to NDCs during Kuffour' ...
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  This article is aimed at preparing your mindset to welcome an obvious predetermined increase in petroleum prices...NDC style. Price increases like this used to be abominable and a weakness in governing to NDCs during Kuffour's regime.

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• KANAWU 11 years ago

  GHANA IS FALLING WHILE WE ALL SIT DOWN AND LOOK AT MAHAMA TO DESTROY GHANA

  GHANA IS FALLING WHILE WE ALL SIT DOWN AND LOOK AT MAHAMA TO DESTROY GHANA

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• John 11 years ago

  isn't it paradoxical that we as a country run into fuel shortage after discovering oil?
  Besides what kept NPA authorities busy that they can only sit to deside what to do only after such a boiling situation spills over and g ...
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  isn't it paradoxical that we as a country run into fuel shortage after discovering oil?
  Besides what kept NPA authorities busy that they can only sit to deside what to do only after such a boiling situation spills over and goes out of control?
  this is negligence of duty.

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• Naa Yaa 11 years ago

  It is clear that the country is at a crossroad! The country is being rulled by greedy, foolish illiterates. Everything that was done recently to restore the value of the GHS was counterproductive and contradictory!
  
  The pre ...
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  It is clear that the country is at a crossroad! The country is being rulled by greedy, foolish illiterates. Everything that was done recently to restore the value of the GHS was counterproductive and contradictory!
  
  The president seem lost and the minsters are busy stealing the country's meagre resources thereby enriching themselves.
  
  We need a "Ghana Spring"! We need to rise up and fight these thieves!

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• ROMANO 11 years ago

  ELECTRICITY AND WATER TARIFFS ARE ALREADY HIGHER THAN BEFORE AND NOW THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT 20% INCREASE IN FUEL.WHAT IS GOING ON IN GHANA AT ALL. HOW DOES THE GOVT EXPECT THE AVERAGE GHANAIAN TO SURVIVE, THE TREND OF ARMED ...
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  ELECTRICITY AND WATER TARIFFS ARE ALREADY HIGHER THAN BEFORE AND NOW THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT 20% INCREASE IN FUEL.WHAT IS GOING ON IN GHANA AT ALL. HOW DOES THE GOVT EXPECT THE AVERAGE GHANAIAN TO SURVIVE, THE TREND OF ARMED ROBBRIES ARE GOING TO GET HIGHER THAN EVER.

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• princewilly@ymail.com 11 years ago

  Two airplane mechanics named Bob and Tim work at Murtala airport Lagos. gets fogged in one night and nothing can take off or land so Bob and Tim have nothing to do. After work Bob and Tim usually have a drink on their way h ...
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  Two airplane mechanics named Bob and Tim work at Murtala airport Lagos. gets fogged in one night and nothing can take off or land so Bob and Tim have nothing to do. After work Bob and Tim usually have a drink on their way home, so Bob says to Tim, “I heard that you can get a buzz off drinking jet fuel.” Since they have nothing better to do, they try it. Finally, their shift is over and they get to go home. Next morning Bob calls Tim and says, “How are you feeling?” Tim says he's fine, never felt better. Bob asks, “Do you have a hangover?” Tim says no. Then Tim says, “Wow this is great! We can drink all we want and not get a hangover.” Then Bob says, “Well, there is one side effect, Tim. Have you farted yet?” Tim says, “No, why?”
  Bob says, “I'm calling you from Kotoka International airport Accra!”

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• mr amin 11 years ago

  this is as a result of the depreciation of the cedi. but lettle do we talk about it. even the npa couldnt mention it. we should save the cedi or face the quencyquencies in increament of goods n services.

  this is as a result of the depreciation of the cedi. but lettle do we talk about it. even the npa couldnt mention it. we should save the cedi or face the quencyquencies in increament of goods n services.

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• Kwame - Kitase 11 years ago

  It is simple, pull up your dress or drop your trousers, bend over and get ready for some more screwing.

  It is simple, pull up your dress or drop your trousers, bend over and get ready for some more screwing.

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• pee 11 years ago

  Let go back to our old currency. this new currency is the cause of our problems now.

  Let go back to our old currency. this new currency is the cause of our problems now.

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• JAMES Y 11 years ago

  Fuel prices have been going up all over the world since the disturbances in Iraq and Syria and not in Ghana alone. The depreciation of the cedi has an impact, but not wholly responsible for its increase in Ghana as B&FT would ...
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  Fuel prices have been going up all over the world since the disturbances in Iraq and Syria and not in Ghana alone. The depreciation of the cedi has an impact, but not wholly responsible for its increase in Ghana as B&FT would like Ghanaians to believe.

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