Motorists and businesses in Damongo, the capital of the Savannah Region, are grappling with a persistent fuel shortage, despite recent assurances from the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) about normalizing supplies.
A Sunday night survey revealed that only two out of five fuel stations—Zen and Dukes—had petrol and diesel in stock. Other stations, like Petrosol and Nasona, are still awaiting deliveries, with their managers reportedly in Accra to secure fuel supplies.
Sofo Danjemah, a sawmill operator, expressed his frustration, noting that the uncertainty forced him to stockpile petrol. Meanwhile, some transport operators have resorted to sourcing fuel from Tamale to stay operational.
If the situation remains unresolved by Tuesday, businesses in the region could face severe disruptions.
