NPA sensitizes public on fuel safety during Asogli Festival
The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) conducted a public education campaign on petroleum safety and consumer protection during the 2026 Asogli Te Zã Festival in Ho.
In Brief
- •The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) conducted a public education campaign on petroleum safety and consumer protection during the 2026 Asogli Te Zã Festival in Ho.
- •The campaign focused on fuel measurement verification, LPG safety, and the use of the NPA's Call Centre for complaints and inquiries.
- •A practical demonstration of the 10-litre measuring can was conducted to help consumers verify the quantity of fuel dispensed at retail outlets.
- •The NPA distributed stickers with Call Centre contact details and consumer education materials to enhance public access to the Authority.
- •The outreach was part of broader efforts to promote transparency and accountability in the downstream petroleum sector.
Why It Matters
The NPA's sensitisation campaign during the Asogli Festival highlights the importance of consumer education in the petroleum sector. By empowering consumers with knowledge on fuel safety and measurement verification, the NPA aims to promote transparency and accountability at retail outlets. This initiative is crucial for safeguarding consumer interests and ensuring the integrity of the downstream petroleum industry.
Key Details
- Event
- 2026 Asogli Te Zã Festival
- Location
- Ho, Ghana
- Theme
- United in Purpose, Investing in People and Infrastructure for Sustainable National Development
- Key Focus
- Fuel safety, consumer protection, and fuel measurement verification
Context & Background
The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has been actively engaged in public education campaigns to promote petroleum safety and consumer protection in Ghana.
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