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We’ve not imported $45 million worth of stamps from Malta-Ghana Post

April 5, 2022

Management of.Ghana Post Company Limited has refuted media reports that it has imported postage stamps from Malta worth $45 million.

A statement issued by the management disclosed that “…we have not imported any stamp from Malta and therefore implore the general public to dissociate Ghana Post from the said publication”.

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It has therefore asked the general public to disregard the story and treat with competent.

Read the full statement below

STATEMENT- GHANA POST HAS NOT IMPORTED ANY POSTAGE STAMPS FROM MALTA

The attention of the Management of Ghana Post Company Limited has been drawn to a publication by one Loukas Chritodoulou on Twitter on 4th April, 22 claiming that Ghana has imported $45m worth of postage stamps from Malta.

As the country’s designated postal operator and the sole institution in charge of postage stamps in the country, we wish to state that the said claim is not true about Ghana Post as we have not imported any stamp from Malta and therefore implore the general public to dissociate Ghana Post from the said publication.

We admonish the general public to be circumspect with publications on social media .

Ghana Post is upgrading its technology to participate fully in the digital economy with our e-services, e- commerce and financial services to provide the general public with smart, secure delivery services.

Issued By Management of Ghana Post

By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana

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