Don’t use ‘funny tricks’ to undermine govt’s diesel relief – Dr Tutu-Boahene

A lecturer in Political Marketing at the University of Education, Winneba, Dr Bernard Tutu-Boahene, has urged commercial drivers, market women, and producers to ensure that the government’s decision to reduce diesel prices translates into real benefits for consumers.

Dr Tutu-Boahene noted that the latest intervention follows a similar decision by the government earlier in the year to reduce fuel-related costs, describing it as evidence that the government is responding to the concerns of citizens.

The intervention is expected to reduce the impact of rising fuel costs, particularly on commercial transport operators and businesses that rely heavily on diesel for their operations.