Fuel shortages not due to hoarding – AOMC

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• eugene 11 years ago

  most modern stations have monitors and sensors called veedor root that measure the depth of fuel in tank or do the old school way and stick pole in tank and read chart showing the depth times the know length and width of tank

  most modern stations have monitors and sensors called veedor root that measure the depth of fuel in tank or do the old school way and stick pole in tank and read chart showing the depth times the know length and width of tank

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• eugene 11 years ago

  i've never heard of any business that didn't make enough profit to buy more supplies unless their payroll and (lights,water,rent) exceeded the income

  i've never heard of any business that didn't make enough profit to buy more supplies unless their payroll and (lights,water,rent) exceeded the income

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• Kwaku Kojo ofosu Tche 11 years ago

  we have as Ghanaians, to support this governement and pay the arrears, dont accuse anybody, we are responsible and we have to resolve this problem so dont put everything on government field.

  we have as Ghanaians, to support this governement and pay the arrears, dont accuse anybody, we are responsible and we have to resolve this problem so dont put everything on government field.

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• Kayla 11 years ago

  And till when will the depot gets fuel coz this is getting too much we can't go by our businesses any more if is not power outage then is fuel shortage then increments of things at the markets is this what NDC calls a better ...
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  And till when will the depot gets fuel coz this is getting too much we can't go by our businesses any more if is not power outage then is fuel shortage then increments of things at the markets is this what NDC calls a better Ghana Agenda then is better the live power to those who can build the nation cos they are here to destroy Ghana,they have nothing to offer us

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• abena 11 years ago

  Ghana is just a sad country. Moving back was the biggest mistake of my life.

  Ghana is just a sad country. Moving back was the biggest mistake of my life.

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• kwam 11 years ago

  I visited Aflao and Dzodze areas recently and counted more than thirty fuel stations within a distance of less than 30km, more than we have in Accra. The question is how many vehicles do operate in these areas to warrant many ...
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  I visited Aflao and Dzodze areas recently and counted more than thirty fuel stations within a distance of less than 30km, more than we have in Accra. The question is how many vehicles do operate in these areas to warrant many fuel stations. It is plain fact that the fuel especially petrol is smuggled to Togo on daily basis. We must also blame the authorities who issue license to these these fuel stations. Am surprise more stations are opening up in that particular area. Why?

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