The Chief Executive Officer of StarOil Ghana, Kwame Tieku, has taken a swipe at competitors questioning the company’s low pricing strategy, insisting Ghanaians have not forgotten who stood with them when fuel prices surged in 2022.
In a Facebook post that has sparked debate within the downstream petroleum sector, Mr Tieku recalled how StarOil deployed its then 162 fuel stations to cushion consumers at a time when prices were, in his words, “racing upwards unbearably”.
“When in 2022 prices were racing upwards unbearably for Ghanaians, we were the ones who used our 162 stations then to keep prices as low as possible, when the ‘other inefficient one’ who should have known better was busy pricing along with the ‘obroni’ ones,” he wrote.
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