Reduce fuel prices today – NPA tells oil companies

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• Poku 8 years ago

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• kaba ali 8 years ago

  Ghana is now working.first time in Ghana ohhh.mahama was busy stealing neglecting us.Nana appoint more ministers cos ghanains voted u for their share like this.

  Ghana is now working.first time in Ghana ohhh.mahama was busy stealing neglecting us.Nana appoint more ministers cos ghanains voted u for their share like this.

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• kwam 8 years ago

  NPA should come out boldly and announce to Ghanaians the range of price cuts that is expected . This will be more seductive to the public than this general appeal

  NPA should come out boldly and announce to Ghanaians the range of price cuts that is expected . This will be more seductive to the public than this general appeal

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• GFM 8 years ago

  Eiiiii so do we have economists at all in this country........ U reduce tax on petroleum products but forgetting the tax is not the sole determinant of prices but the major is the exchange rate n therefore the cedis has depre ...
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  Eiiiii so do we have economists at all in this country........ U reduce tax on petroleum products but forgetting the tax is not the sole determinant of prices but the major is the exchange rate n therefore the cedis has depreciated further after the declaration of the tax reduction si why do call for the OMCs to reduce their market price......
  competent govt in shambles

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• Emmanuel 8 years ago

  So you think you smarter than the technocrats at NPA giving the directives.

  So you think you smarter than the technocrats at NPA giving the directives.

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• Aduna 8 years ago

  The trick of this government can not hold why because, every knows the ex-pump price of fuel before NPP made promise to reduce the prices so until we see the prices come below gh¢3.33p then we can trust the government.

  The trick of this government can not hold why because, every knows the ex-pump price of fuel before NPP made promise to reduce the prices so until we see the prices come below gh¢3.33p then we can trust the government.

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• Aduna 8 years ago

  The trick of this government can not hold why because, everyone knows the ex-pump price of fuel before NPP made promise to reduce the prices so until we see the prices come below gh¢3.33p then we can trust the government.

  The trick of this government can not hold why because, everyone knows the ex-pump price of fuel before NPP made promise to reduce the prices so until we see the prices come below gh¢3.33p then we can trust the government.

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• Obuama 8 years ago

  After overseeing the increase in fuel from 14.20 cedis per gallon to 19.70 cedis per gallon in just 2 months, you are now meekly appealing for reduction to reflect what in totality is very insignificant deceptive figure which ...
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  After overseeing the increase in fuel from 14.20 cedis per gallon to 19.70 cedis per gallon in just 2 months, you are now meekly appealing for reduction to reflect what in totality is very insignificant deceptive figure which cumulatively is not more than 40 pesewas. Surprisingly, semi-literate idiots like Kaba Ali and his ilk are so excited. Ignoramuses like this idiot is the are so gullible that government can throw any trash out there and they will swallow it with smiling faces. They promised lower petroleum and utility prices so we expect all prices to go below pre-january 7 prices. Fuel must be lower than 4.20 per gallon of 4.5 liters. Meanwhile we are waiting for electricity and water tariffs go go down as promised before the elections. Anything else will amount to deception and an insult to the generality of Ghanaians.

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