Ghana’s statutory Agency responsible for the petroleum downstream industry in the country, National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has disclosed that it is unaware of any compensation paid to musician, Fameye, with regards to the recent adulterated fuel incident.

This comes after the ‘Nothing aget’ hitmaker in an interview on TV3 New Day on Tuesday, April 18 made known that he had received compensation of GHC 25,000 from the fuel station after it filled his car with fuel mixed with water.

However, the petroleum agency in a tweet today, April 19, 2023, stated that it had no idea of any compensation paid to the singer nor the identity of the fuel station in relation to the incident.

“The NPA is not aware of any compensation paid to Fameye, till date, Fameye is yet to disclose the fuel station that sold fuel laced with water to him,” the tweet read.

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A couple of weeks ago, the highlife crooner took to social media and resentfully lamented about how his Honda Pilot 2019 model car got faulty after a fuel station gave him fuel mixed with water.

In a tweet on Wednesday, 15th March, 2023, Fameye disclosed how he spent GHC 7,000 to repair his damaged car which remained faulty after he got the adulterated fuel.

“So few days ago ,I go buy fuel for one fuel station ,700 cedis,the rest is heart breaking They filled my tank with water mixed with petrol as I’m talking to you now my car Honda pilot touring 2019 model is spoilt. Spent 7k already still not working!!! What do I do?” His tweet read.

Fameye’s tweet had caught the attention of the National Petroleum Authority who ordered him to disclose details of the company that served him the fuel.

However, Fameye and his crew reportedly declined the NPA’s request to investigate the matter, and instead chose to handle the problem on their own by using social media, the NPA stated in a six-point post on Twitter.