On Monday 18th December, 2017, our attention was drawn to a statement under the heading ‘ARREST AND PROSECUTE THE CRIMINALS AT TOR IMMEDIATELY’ which was circulating on Social media.
The statement, signed by the Executive Secretary of COPEC, Mr. Duncan Amoah alleged that some staff have ‘stolen and sold’ some equipment at the refinery and a committee has been put in place to investigate the report.
In view of the above, the management of TOR would like to state that even though no such matter of theft of company equipment as being alleged by the statement has been established, a committee has been set up to investigate a matter relating to how some scraps were disposed of in the refinery.
We urge all to remain calm and have confidence in the committee tasked to come up with their findings on the matter.
We wish to assure Ghanaians that the Management of TOR would ensure that the right thing is done at all times, and that no acts of corruption would be tolerated at the Refinery.
Dr. Kingsley Antwi-Boasiako
Public Affairs Manager
Tema Oil Refinery
Source: Peacefmonline.com
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Dr. Antwi-Boasiako, thank you very much. I never knew TOR could have a dynamic PRM like you to clear issues on falsehood that has plummeted the image of a vibrant entity like TOR over the years. I have closely monitored and read some of your responses to the public. You are really deep. Keep it up. Don't allow facts to be twisted by the media, neither should you shield corrupt acts (if any). I am very sure that if things continue this way the enviable image that TOR once had shall be restored. Well meaning workers and Ghanaians are with you