Total Petroleum Ghana commissions new service station

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• OSEI TAWIAH 10 years ago

  Ghana is completely owned by outsiders and when they hand out the remnants of their beefy meats to us, Mahama and his squad will finish it leaving the rest of us with the bones.

  Ghana is completely owned by outsiders and when they hand out the remnants of their beefy meats to us, Mahama and his squad will finish it leaving the rest of us with the bones.

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• eugene 10 years ago

  look even at Nigeria today they are having petro shortage and said the ques will stop in 3 weeks when tankers arrive from USA! How can oil producing countrys depend on their customers to refine fuel for them????? You the idio ...
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  look even at Nigeria today they are having petro shortage and said the ques will stop in 3 weeks when tankers arrive from USA! How can oil producing countrys depend on their customers to refine fuel for them????? You the idiot ghana worker who comes to work late, leaves early, talks on phone with friends during work...Then wonders why your business is failing! Sell TOR to BP/Total/Shell/exxon....anybody but a ghanian or nigerian

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• Kwame 10 years ago

  Ohhhhhh yes Ghananians can Manage, Italians away now Saudis in the Pipeline?

  Ohhhhhh yes Ghananians can Manage, Italians away now Saudis in the Pipeline?

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• eugene 10 years ago

  sell the refinery to Shell/BP/Total/Exxon...Somebody that wants to profit! Even Delta airlines bought a failing refinery in usa and upgrade to produce more jet fuel!

  sell the refinery to Shell/BP/Total/Exxon...Somebody that wants to profit! Even Delta airlines bought a failing refinery in usa and upgrade to produce more jet fuel!

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• Kofi 10 years ago

  Total is a real Ghanaian company with its diverse policy. employing 3,000 staff, financing its transporters and station owners etc... It is much better than some 100% local companies who send 100% of their profit to London.

  Total is a real Ghanaian company with its diverse policy. employing 3,000 staff, financing its transporters and station owners etc... It is much better than some 100% local companies who send 100% of their profit to London.

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