NPA urges motorists to verify fuel purchases, demand receipts
The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has urged fuel consumers to demand receipts and verify purchases to avoid disputes at filling stations. Mrs Eunice Budu-Nyarko, Director of Consumer Services at the NPA, advised motorists to confirm the type of fuel dispensed, check nozzle colour codes, insist on viewing dispenser screens, and request receipts to support investigations in case of complaints. She stated, "The NPA is dedicated to ensuring that consumers receive high quality fuel. Your feedback is invaluable and we are committed to swift and effective resolution of complaints." She also stated, "Consumer trust in our quality assurance systems is crucial and we remain committed to ensuring that consumers receive value for money."
Mrs Budu-Nyarko explained that red nozzles represent Super or Petrol, black represents Diesel, while green indicates differentiated or high-octane fuel products. The NPA's Consumer Services Directorate conducted a consumer education and petroleum safety sensitisation campaign in the Volta and Ashanti Regions. Engagements in the Volta Region covered Ho Market, Ho Lorry Park, Hohoe women groups, Ho Technical University, and Ho Nursing Training College. In the Ashanti Region, the exercise extended to Bantama Market, Fomena Nursing Training College, Kumasi Technical University, and Tepa Nursing and Midwifery Training College Anyinasuo Campus. Participants were educated on LPG safety, fuel quality assurance, complaint reporting procedures, and consumer rights.
Technical presentations were delivered by Mr Johnson Gbagbo Jnr, Head of Consumer Data Analytics and Market Intelligence, and Maureen Adwoa Duori, Head of Consumer Education and Stakeholder Engagement, with support from NPA Regional Managers and staff. The Authority also promoted awareness of its Call Centre and other complaint resolution channels. Public education and stakeholder engagements will be intensified to strengthen consumer confidence, promote petroleum safety, and ensure quality fuel products nationwide.
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The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) is engaging fuel consumers and motorists. They are focusing on practices at filling stations across the country- but why are they so concerned?
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