The Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC) says the increase in fuel prices is too much for Ghanaians.
The Chamber said apart from the regular unannounced increases which are not right, the differences at the pumps should not be tolerated by consumers.
Executive Director, Duncan Amoah said the current situation is the reason the Chamber proposed a national dialogue to discuss prices of petroleum products, but it was not welcomed by stakeholders.
He spoke with Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng on GBC’s ‘Behind the News’.
Meanwhile, checks by GBCONLINE at some fuel pumps on Monday evening showed that Shell had increased its prices.
A litre of diesel and petrol are being sold at 5 cedis 18 pesewas and 5 cedis 14 pesewas respectively.
