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Celebs speak about fuel crisis

Mon, 30 Jun 2014 Source: news1ghana.com

Fuel shortage in Ghana since last week is getting a lot of Ghanaians irritated as many motorists have packed their vehicles while others engage in public fights at pump stations.

NEWS-ONE surfed social network Twitter to check what some of the country’s celebs have to say about the situation.

Israel Laryea ?(@Izraella)

Israel Laryea

Israel Laryea, onetime TV news anchor and journalist at Multimedia tweeted on Sunday: “Churches half-full, with implications for offertories as #Ghana fuel shortage keeps worshippers away. #pastorsabr3 #icgc.”

Amanda Jissih (@AmandaJissih)

Amanda Jissih

Host of GhOne’s E-Talk Amanda Jissih said: “So they join queues far away from Accra ..buy gallons and sell twice the price. People are hoarding fuel home? I smell fire outbreaks. Herh Ghana.”

Jay Foley (@jayfoley2131)

Jay Foley

Jay Foley posted on twitter for listeners of YFM asking: “What do u think Ghana must do immediately to salvage our no fuel no water no electricity bad roads etc.? On air now @Y107FM.”

Kwaku Sintim-Misa ?(@KSM_Kwaku_Misa)

KSM

Comedian and TV icon Kwaku Sintim-Misa could not keep quiet about the situation. He also posted a comment: “Ghana struck OIL – and the fuel shortage begun. Gotta love GH!!”

Kafui Dey ?@KafuiDey

Kafui Dey

Kafui Dey, host of the rested Who Wants To Be Rich, also had something to say about fuel shortage: “What if the bulk distribution companies also ask for #CASH before releasing the fuel stocks? #Ghana #fuelshortage.”

Yvonne Nelson @yvonnenelsongh

Yvonne Nelson

Popular actress Yvonne Nelson tweeted: “What is happening to GHANA? Why? A country where everyone is afraid to speak. ….What you allow is what will continue. I rest my case. After all nobody cares! #GH”

Chase Forever (@chaseforever)