Fuel Prices in Ghana: Prophet Opambour Calls for Doubling the Cost Ghana is currently facing debates about the rising cost of fuel. A recent television appearance by Prophet 1 Opambour has ignited further discussion. During an interview on Prophet One TV, Opambour argued that the price of fuel should be increased from 1 cedi to 2 cedis per liter. "We should be paying 2 cedis instead of 1 cedi for D-Levy," Opambour stated emphatically. He supported his claim by referencing unspecified economic factors, arguing that the current price is unsustainable. The video of his statement, shared widely online by BestB®🇬🇭, has already gained over 800 views in less than three hours. While Opambour's statements have generated considerable online engagement, economists have yet to weigh in on the validity of his claims. The video's popularity highlights the public's concern about fuel costs and the ongoing economic challenges in Ghana. Further investigation is needed to determine the economic basis for Opambour's proposal.
Ghanaian pastor, Prophet Opambour pledged his support for the increased energy sector levy from the government, stating that people should pay even m…
