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NPA uses Fetu Afahye to educate consumers on petroleum safety

Mr Tameklo said the NPA’s participation went beyond the festivities, as the Authority sought to use the platform to reinforce important messages on petroleum safety and consumer protection.
The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has used this year’s Fetu Afahye celebration in Cape Coast to intensify public education on petroleum safety, consumer rights and avenues for lodging complaints.
The NPA said it would continue to protect petroleum consumers through sustained public education, effective complaint management, consumer and market intelligence, and regular engagement with the public across the country.
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