Though I use UK’s Royal Mail a lot, I do not remember the last time I sent anything to Ghana via Ghana Post—not because I do not have such a need but because of the fear that whatever item I send would be stolen.
And this fear is not built in vacuum, it’s as a result of many disappointing experiences which go as far back as over a decade.
“Ghana post is full of thieves,” a friend in the United States whose parcel to Ghana suddenly disappeared from the tracking radar when it got into the hands of Ghana Post and it was never delivered to the recipient recently said—confirming that, things have not really changed as far as Ghana Post is concerned.
A few weeks ago, comedian A-Plus shared several comments from his followers on Facebook, all claiming their items have at different times been stolen by workers of Ghana Post, without any appropriate route for complaints or even redress.
Just like me, many Ghanaians have no confidence in Ghana Post, especially when it comes to intact delivery of items and therefore, solving its problem of ineffectiveness with a GPS system wouldn’t suddenly increase patronage of its services.
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