The Acting Chief Executive Officer of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), Edudzi Tamakloe has promised to introduce reforms that will lead to the reduction of the cost of fuel products in the country.
Edudzi Tamakloe while speaking to a group of reporters said they are going to ensure that the price of fuel will reach the level where Ghanaians can afford it without breaking their backs.
He assured Ghanaians that they would be pleased with their work at the end of the day because President John Dramani Mahama is determined that Ghanaians get cheaper, quality and reliable fuel.
“We are going to ensure that the needed reforms are brought on board. What I can assure Ghanaians is that at the end they will be pleased with cheaper and quality fuel. We are doing everything to ensure that the price of fuel meets what our people can afford.
“The ordinary driver, household, I can tell you that president Mahama is determined that Ghanaians will get cheaper, quality and reliable fuel,” Edudzi Tamakloe.
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My main concern is the IMF. Will they allow that? Anyone will state that what right do they have to meddle in our affairs. But what about the numerous loans and the conditionalities attached? President Kufuor should tell Ghanaians what they did to him about fuel reduction.