Ghanaian Vehicle Dealers Union Points Finger at Customs Division Over Stolen Cars

The Vehicle Dealers Union of Ghana has recently come under fire for the increasing number of stolen cars in the country. However, in a surprising turn of events, the union has shifted the blame to the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority. According to the union, the Customs Division is responsible for the clearance of vehicles at the country’s ports, and it is their duty to ensure that all vehicles are properly documented and cleared before they are released to their owners. The union claims that the Customs Division has failed in its duty, leading to the influx of stolen cars in the country. The union’s president stated that they have done their part in ensuring that all vehicles are properly documented, but the Customs Division has failed to play its role. The president also stated that the union has been working closely with the police to identify and retrieve stolen cars, but the Customs Division’s failure has hindered their efforts. The union is calling on the government to take immediate action to address the issue and ensure that the Customs Division is held accountable for its actions. The issue of stolen cars has been a major concern in Ghana, with many citizens falling victim to car theft. The police have been working tirelessly to combat the issue, but it seems that the problem is more complex than initially thought. The involvement of the Customs Division has raised questions about the country’s border security and the effectiveness of its law enforcement agencies. The government has promised to investigate the matter and take necessary actions to prevent future occurrences. The Vehicle Dealers Union of Ghana has assured its customers that it is committed to ensuring that all vehicles are properly documented and cleared before they are released to their owners. The union has also promised to work closely with the police and other law enforcement agencies to identify and retrieve stolen cars. The issue has sparked a national debate about the country’s border security and the need for more effective law enforcement. Many citizens are calling for the government to take immediate action to address the issue and ensure that those responsible are held accountable. The government has promised to take a tough stance on the issue and ensure that all those involved in the theft of cars are brought to justice. The police have also promised to increase their efforts to combat car theft and ensure that all citizens are safe. The Vehicle Dealers Union of Ghana has urged all citizens to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the police. The union has also promised to provide support to all victims of car theft and work closely with them to retrieve their stolen vehicles. The issue of stolen cars is a complex one, and it will require a collective effort to address it. The government, law enforcement agencies, and citizens all have a role to play in ensuring that the country’s border security is strengthened and that all those involved in car theft are brought to justice. The Vehicle Dealers Union of Ghana is committed to doing its part in addressing the issue, and it is urging all citizens to join hands in the fight against car theft. The union believes that with the support of all citizens, it is possible to reduce the incidence of car theft and ensure that all citizens are safe. The issue has also raised questions about the country’s economy and the impact of car theft on the automotive industry. The Vehicle Dealers Union of Ghana has stated that the issue of stolen cars is having a negative impact on the industry, and it is urging the government to take immediate action to address the issue. The union believes that the government’s failure to address the issue is having a negative impact on the country’s economy, and it is urging all citizens to join hands in the fight against car theft.

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