Chaos could be coming to Ghana’s automotive hub as spare parts dealers at Abossey Okai have issued a bold warning: they will go on a one-week strike if the government doesn’t reverse the controversial VAT increase.
The dealers claim the sudden tax hike is crushing small businesses and threatening livelihoods in one of the country’s busiest markets. Social media is already buzzing with heated debates as customers and industry watchers brace for potential disruptions.
“If our voices aren’t heard, the market will shut down for a week,” one dealer declared, igniting fears of a major supply chain headache for mechanics and car owners alike.
The government now faces mounting pressure to act fast or risk sparking a full-blown economic standoff in one of Ghana’s key commercial hubs.
