headline: Ghana Fix The Country campaign: Ghana National Petroleum Authority reduce price of fuel by 8 pesewas
text: Dis be after dem direct oil marketing companies to place some 17 pesewas on fuel prices as part of COVID-19 levy which affect petroleum products. After meeting plus stakeholders, de NPA reduce de increase from 17 pesewas to 9 pesewas. NPA say dis price changes go take effect from Wednesday, May 5, 2021. Meanwhile, Online campaigners behind de #FixTheCountry campaign serve notice give police say dem go embark on street protest on May 9, 2021. National Petroleum Authority (NPA) for Ghana say dem reduce de price of fuel per litre by 8 pesewas. Fuel prices for Ghana hit one of de highest after pump prices reach $1.07 dollars per litre. De latest figures spark outrage among petroleum consumers who dey express disappointment through social media hashtag #FixTheCountry. One social media user Barnabas Nii Laryea wrote, "I just buy 100gh petrol, de gauge no even move. Tomorrow I go walk to work #FixTheCountry." De average price of fuel per litre around December 2020 Ghc 4.7 per litre, but now fuel prices hit Ghc 6.1 per litre. Per de current price increases, if one get modern car which dey consume about 65 litres of fuel to fill up de gas tank, dis dey mean be say consumers go pay extra Ghc90 to fill dema car tanks. Consumer who dey fill gas tank weekly for one month go pay extra Ghc360 to same amount of fuel. De online campaign against govmemt get some support from pro govment supporters who dey tweet plus de hashtag #FixYourself. Dis reaction no go down well plus some users who say e be insensitive to tell Ghanaians to fix themselves when govment leadership dey.