STC dismisses alleged discrimination in allocating buses to Northern Ghana
The State Transport Company (STC) has rejected claims that it deliberately deploys unroadworthy buses to the Upper East Region and other parts of northern Ghana, saying vehicle allocation is determined by operational needs rather than location. The company maintains that buses are assigned based on passenger demand, vehicle availability and travel schedules, insisting that no […]
The State Transport Company (STC) has rejected allegations of discrimination in allocating buses to Northern Ghana, asserting that vehicle deployment is determined by operational needs rather than location. STC Deputy Managing Director, Alhaji Nuru Hamidan, stated that buses are assigned based on passenger demand, vehicle availability, and travel schedules, denying any reserved fleet for specific regions.
The company's response comes after concerns raised by the Upper East Regional Minister over persistent bus breakdowns, ticket purchasing difficulties, and cancelled services in the region. Hamidan explained that the lack of buses is a challenge faced by the company, and they have been open about their fleet limitations, denying any deliberate policy to disadvantage passengers traveling to the Upper East Region or other parts of northern Ghana.
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