Tema Oil Refinery has $517 million debt to clear – Managing Director

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Agbeli Kumordziì 10 months ago

When you voted for bunch of Thieves like Akuffo Addo Ofori Atta Bawumia and co you see no progress

When you voted for bunch of Thieves like Akuffo Addo Ofori Atta Bawumia and co you see no progress
Miagy Soft 10 months ago

So if they are not refining how this this debt come about.. How can you sell alcohol and loose, how do u refine rude and make losses, stupid foolish thieves calling themselves leaders and politicians, we are dealing with thi ...
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So if they are not refining how this this debt come about.. How can you sell alcohol and loose, how do u refine rude and make losses, stupid foolish thieves calling themselves leaders and politicians, we are dealing with thieves...
Accranie 10 months ago

UG/Institute Of AfricanStudys

UG/Institute Of AfricanStudys
Accranie 10 months ago

Are Yet To Respond To Our Request

Are Yet To Respond To Our Request
Accranie 10 months ago

To Allocate A Personnel To Help Us(UncoverGh) Out

To Allocate A Personnel To Help Us(UncoverGh) Out
Accranie 10 months ago

To Make Sense(RestoerSavings&Loans Non Toxic) Of Practices As The One We Have Here

To Make Sense(RestoerSavings&Loans Non Toxic) Of Practices As The One We Have Here
Hmmm mother ghana 10 months ago

We were told the dept is $120 million but now $517 million? Check this year public conference

We were told the dept is $120 million but now $517 million? Check this year public conference
Everytime TOR Has debt to pay 10 months ago

Everytime TOR has debt to settle

Everytime TOR has debt to settle
Detector 10 months ago

I guess he is not taking his fat salary at the end of the month because TOR is in debt

I guess he is not taking his fat salary at the end of the month because TOR is in debt
Smioko 10 months ago

There is always debt on this oil refinery, why? If you are not making any profit why continue pumping money into this company

There is always debt on this oil refinery, why? If you are not making any profit why continue pumping money into this company

omanbapa the truth teller 10 months ago

who really cares, if you know why the debt is there and you cant name and shame them, when they use the money to sponsor the political parties...

who really cares, if you know why the debt is there and you cant name and shame them, when they use the money to sponsor the political parties...
Kwamina 10 months ago

There is mismanagement and debts everywhere. This has to stop. Managing Directors who are not performing should be dismissed. They can not continue to receive exorbitant salaries and no results to show.

There is mismanagement and debts everywhere. This has to stop. Managing Directors who are not performing should be dismissed. They can not continue to receive exorbitant salaries and no results to show.
Honest 10 months ago

Why do we keep on workers who are not generating any income why don’t we declare redundancy negotiate and pay all entitlements
Management drawing huge salaries allowances etc
This is no business management

Why do we keep on workers who are not generating any income why don’t we declare redundancy negotiate and pay all entitlements
Management drawing huge salaries allowances etc
This is no business management
H Aborbi 10 months ago

This is yet another effect of appointing party foot soldiers to positions of leadership for which they are not qualified. This practice has floods the public sector with yes men and yes women any time there is a change of gov ...
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This is yet another effect of appointing party foot soldiers to positions of leadership for which they are not qualified. This practice has floods the public sector with yes men and yes women any time there is a change of government
Free Radical 10 months ago

How is it possible for TOR which do not produce a single litre of oil,diesel and patrol accumulation of $517 million when we BOST was the institution importing oil. This is absolute stealing from Ghana by thieves

How is it possible for TOR which do not produce a single litre of oil,diesel and patrol accumulation of $517 million when we BOST was the institution importing oil. This is absolute stealing from Ghana by thieves
Barko osae twum 10 months ago

Who gives credit facilities to a company that is already buried in such rock high debt. No way will any private company secure credit facilities to this tune to functiin when the government, management know the level of corru ...
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Who gives credit facilities to a company that is already buried in such rock high debt. No way will any private company secure credit facilities to this tune to functiin when the government, management know the level of corruption which is the reason TOR is is such debt. Though the company is in such debt management and the board are able to pay directors , management insane amount of money for supervising corruption. Buying new V8s, air conditioners, first class tickets to travel outside the country to hide their stolen moneys in the name of attending conferences, management refresher courses,training. Ghana ohh ghana when.why should TOR be in debt. If given to or owned by a private individual it will declare insane quarterly profits. The corruption is mind blowing. Trackers that are mounted on the fuel tankers are transfers unto private cars and the fuel diverted to other private fuel garages. If 6 military leaders were made to face firing squad in the name of over seeing corruption. All persons who have caused financial losses to the state especially tax payers should be made to facing the very same punishment others faced.

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