Amb. Boateng reacts to ‘misleading publication’ on missing fuel at TOR

The office of Ambassador Edward Boateng has reacted to a publication from the online portal Eagle Ghana News concerning the alleged missing 105,927 liters of petrol at the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR).

Per a release cited by Happyghana.com, his office has regarded the story as frivolous and misleading and only seeks to destroy the hard-earned reputation of Ambassador Edward Boateng.

Portions of the release also stated that Ambassador Edward Boateng is yet to officially assume office as TOR’s Managing Director (MD), and has issued a strong directive to editors of ‘Eagle Ghana News' online portal to retract and apologize with immediate effect.

Check the statement below:

Our attention has been drawn to a publication on ‘Eagle Ghana News’ online portal which seeks to associate the diligent and hardworking Ambassador with the alleged missing 105,927 liters of petrol at the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR).

The headline: ‘105, 927 liters of Petrol Disappears Under Edward Boateng-Led TOR’, is not only misleading and defamatory but is also an obvious attempt to put his hard-earned reputation into question.

The Office of Ambassador Edward Boateng wishes to unequivocally state that even though Ambassador Edward Boateng was announced quite recently as the new Managing Director of TOR, he is yet to receive any official communication appointing him as Managing Director of TOR.

Consequently, Ambassador Edward Boateng has neither been at the premises of TOR nor has he been contacted in any decision-making concerning TOR. TOR still stands under the management of the Interim Management Committee (IMC).

The Editors of Eagle news are by this advised to pull down the story and offer an unqualified apology to Ambassador Edward Boateng and his Office accordingly, failing which the Ambassador will take all lawful and legal steps to assert his rights.

Signed
Office of Ambassador Edward Boateng