Consumers urged to demand fuel quantity tests
The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has intensified public education on the use of the 10-litre Measuring Can, popularly known as “Ntease Kuruwa”, to help consumers verify the quantity of fuel dispensed at petroleum retail outlets. The exercise, undertaken through the Authority’s Consumer Services Directorate, formed part of a month-long sensitisation programme held during a Business … The…
The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) in Ghana is urging consumers to demand fuel quantity tests using the 10-litre Measuring Can, also known as "Ntease Kuruwa". This initiative is part of a month-long public education campaign by the NPA's Consumer Services Directorate, which took place during a Business Fair organized by the Parish Youth Council of Christ the King Catholic Church in Accra.
The campaign aims to empower consumers to verify the quantity of fuel dispensed at petroleum retail outlets, promoting transparency and ensuring that consumers receive the fuel they pay for.
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