This is in reaction to some recent official documents from the NPA which have been signed by Tampuli, despite being a sitting MP. Close sources and reports have alleged that Mr. Tampuli who won the seat for Gushegu Constituency in the 2020 December general elections still appends his signature to documents and acts in full capacity as NPA boss. “We have cited official communications from the National Petroleum Authority signed by the MP for Gushegu, Hassan Tampuli. The NPA should also be given a substantive CEO who will not be saddled with conflict of interest situations just like in the case of Hassan Tampuli. Until his election as an MP, Mr. Hassan Tampuli had served as the C.E.O of the National Petroleum Authority since 2017.

Source: GhanaWeb April 01, 2021 10:41 UTC