Residents of Asamankese, a town in the Eastern Region have been spotted scooping palm oil from a gutter.
According to a video posted by EdHub on X, a tanker carrying palm oil lost control and spilled its content on the road, with the palm oil eventually seeping into a nearby gutter.
Not wanting the palm oil to go waste, residents did not waste any more time as they jumped swiftly into action to collect the palm oil. Both men and women gathered around to collect the palm oil.
The question on the lips of many is if they are collecting the palm oil for personal use or for commercial purposes.
The post has generated a number of comments and received mixed reactions from netizens.
Read some of the comments below:
@CoolGodVibes – Is it a soap making community?
@TheAfrican_Wave – What kind of behaviour is this Eii
@adjei_ray – They will go and sell it oo God have mercy
@IsaacTw27221861 – Next week, buy Palm oil at your own peril
@Anerobeezy2 – Why is the person getting it from the gutter instead of him to go straight to the tanker and get it from there.
@AMLJYAP – Will they be using it for soap or for cooking ?
@FLEXY024 – They will sell this to innocent Ghanaians to consume
@refurbyesu – The average Ghanaian is not normal. What is this
@LogoTsuenshi – Do not but Gob3 from anywhere in that area
@FiifiBless – Which country are we leaving in this bad They need to be punish why
@Wilberforce_6 – Cholera outbreak incoming
Watch video:
Some residents of Asamankese in the Eastern Region rushed to scoop palm oil from gutters after a tanker transporting the product lost control and spilled its contents onto the road, which then drained into nearby gutters. pic.twitter.com/kxgabNo7La
— EDHUB🌍ℹ (@eddie_wrt) April 10, 2025
