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The inherited rot, conflict of interest and the recent off-spec products(contaminated petroleum products) in question at BOST occurred during the period of Kwame Awuah-Darko as the Managing Director of Bulk Oil Storage and Transport(BOST) and Chief Executive Officer of Tema Oil Refinery(TOR).
The competence of Alfred Obeng Boateng to do the right thing by changing the trends, policies, operational and administrative proceedings at BOST to the detriment of Oil Marketing Companies affiliated to the NDC are the very reasons why the NDC and its Minority leadership in Parliament has been attacking Alfred Obeng Boateng, the new Managing Director of BOST.
1. Where were the Members of Parliament for NDC when John Mahama disrespectfully violated the Law by appointing Kwame Awuah-Darko as the MD of BOST and CEO of TOR?
It is unconstitutional for one person to be the Managing Director for two State-owned Enterprises(SOEs). BOST and TOR were not under merging when John Mahama gave double appointment to Awuah-Darko to perpetuate corruption, mismanagement, create, loot and share policy of the NDC at BOST and TOR.
2. Where were the Members of Parliament for NDC when workers of BOST and Ghana Chamber of Bulk Distribution Companies(BDCs) confirmed that Kwame Awuah-Darko had signed a controversial agreements with TSL, a Ghanaian subsidiary of Nigerian-owned Company in secrecy without their knowledge and approval?
The TSL was contracted for 12 months by Awuah-Darko to operate, maintain and manage BOST petroleum terminals in the Country.
Awuah-Darko as the Managing Director of BOST paid a total of $ 56,170.21 every month for 12 months as management fees with an additional payment of $ 594, 000 every month for 12 months each year to cater for reimbursable.
3. Where were the Members of Parliament for NDC when Awuah-Darko awarded an overpriced contract of $ 39 million to Rolider to build BOST Head Office under sole sourcing?
Under the leadership of Alfred Obeng Boateng the Rolider contract was suspended compelling the Company to reduce the contract price.
However, the argument by Minority leadership in Parliament that, Movenpiina Co. Ltd submitted a proposal on 19th May 2017 to purchase the fuel from BOST but the company was incorporated by Registrar-General’s Department on the 29th May 2017 to trade and transport fuel, honestly does not meet Logical Reasoning Standard.
NDC want to tell us that without certification it is unlawful to write & submit business proposal in Ghana?
Was the contract awarded to Movenpiina Co. Ltd on the 19th May 2017 by BOST or it was just a submission of proposal by Movenpiina Co. Ltd to BOST for consideration awaiting their Certificates from the Registra-General’s Department?
Double Standard, Hypocrisy and Baby Colic Politicking shall keep NDC in opposition for very long time if they don’t review their strategies to become credible.
….Signed….
Razak Kojo Opoku
(CVM Founder & President)
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