Barimah Yeboah said this at the inauguration of the 34th and 35th Radiance Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) and fuel station respectively at Adeiso. He appealed to the business personnel to seek the opinion of the traditional rulers before embarking on projects in their traditional areas and assured that the chiefs and people were ready to collaborate with investors to help promote development in the area.

Mr Emmanuel Pobbe, Managing Director of Radiance Fuel Company said since the inception of the company four years ago, the LPG and fuel station happened to be the 34th and 35th branches opened by the company across the country to give better services to their customers.

He said, with the introduction of the LPG alongside the fuel station, it was going to ease the stress of Adeiso residents who had to travel from 30 to 45 minutes to nearby town, Aduakwa  in search of LPG gas.He explained that, the company has taken the necessary precautions to ensure the safety of their clients and people who live near the station.

Assistant Superintendent of Police Nathan Apraku Yeboah, Adeiso District Police Commander, advised drivers to always remember to switch off their engines when purchasing fuel at the fuel pump.