Charles Danso, the spokesperson for the Committed Drivers Association of Ghana has labeled the

He said the incessant increase in fuel prices is not inuring to the benefit of drivers in Ghana.

According to him, since this government took over from the previous National Democratic Congress (NDC) administration in 2017, fuel prices have been increased on several occasions.

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Danso said: "This government has just been increasing fuel prices, creating difficulties for drivers and passengers"

He threatened of a demonstration against the government for this insensitivity.

“I think we have to spit fire against the government for them to know that our work is collapsing.”