Controversial musician Kwame Asare Obeng popularly known as A Plus has revealed that the Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation (BOST) has terminated his contract to supply fuel to parts of the country.
The sympathizer of the governing NPP noted that since September this year he has been refused fuel to be transported by BOST.
After making corrupt allegations against the two Deputy Chiefs of Staff, it emerged that A-Plus had been awarded a contract from the Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation (BOST) to transport petroleum products from BOST’s facility at Tema to other parts of the country.
In a Facebook live the musician revealed his reasons to end his contract stating they have stopped giving him business four months ago.
“They are not giving me business and you want me to walk there and waste petrol and go and cancel when the people themselves have cancelled it themselves or whatever,” he stressed.
A Plus also alleged that some greedy people have taken over BOST to supply petroleum products to other parts of the country.
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