Ghanaian Vehicle Dealers Pledge Full Cooperation
Ghanaian Vehicle Dealers : The Vehicle and Assets Dealers Union of Ghana (VADUG) issues a press statement condemning the alleged import and sale of stolen vehicles, pledging collaboration with authorities to find a solution.
Ghanaian Vehicle Dealers-A Firm Stance Against Illegal Practices
The Vehicle and Assets Dealers Union of Ghana (VADUG) has broken its silence on a crisis shaking the automotive sector. Its National Executives expressed profound concern over alarming allegations of stolen vehicle sales.
Consequently, as direct stakeholders, the union deems it a national duty to collaborate in finding a lasting solution to this unfortunate situation.
Protecting Industry Integrity and National Image
This illicit practice concerns not just dealers, but the national interest. The Union fears it damages Ghana’s international image and has already caused “fear, panic and disaffection” within the vital used car industry. Therefore, VADUG is moving proactively to distance legitimate businesses from these criminal acts.
Zero Tolerance and a Call for Action
VADUG’s statement is unequivocal in its condemnation. The union disassociates from any “car dealer” culpable in this global menace. It pledges its “outmost support” to anti-graft agencies to eradicate the trade and urges Ghana’s ports and borders to act with “extreme professionalism.”
A Pledge for Collaboration and Public Education By Ghanaian Vehicle Dealers
Looking ahead, the Union’s Executives are not just stopping at condemnation. They are actively ready for a “national collaboration and enhanced inter-agency consultation.” Their forward-looking plan includes initiatives to educate and inform the general public on proper procedures and best practices within the automobile market. Ultimately, they seek cooperation from all relevant agencies to assist in this crucial public awareness mission.
Ghanaian Vehicle Dealers-A Unified Front for a Legitimate Market
As a result, this press statement from VADUG marks a significant step in the fight against automotive fraud in Ghana.
The Union is building a unified front by publicly denouncing bad actors, supporting authorities, and committing to consumer education. This collective effort aims to restore public trust, protect Ghana’s reputation, and ensure a secure vehicle market
