GOIL PLC has launched a major fuel price reduction initiative targeting 150 of its retail stations across Ghana, with petrol dropping to a landmark single-digit price of GH¢9.99 per litre.
The public is urged to check the comprehensive list below to see if their local station is among those offering the new, lower prices effective today, Friday, January 16, 2026.
The strategic price cut, which also reduces diesel (AGO) to GH¢11.21 per litre, is specifically focused on stations located near major transport hubs and corridors.
The Group Managing Director and CEO, Edward Abambire Bawa, told the Daily Graphic the selection was deliberate: “The price reduction applies to strategically selected GOIL stations located closer to commercial vehicle terminals and major transport corridors across the country… to ensure that the benefits… are passed on directly to commuters, transport operators, traders, and consumers.”
To help motorists, commercial drivers, and the public locate these stations, GOIL has released the full list of all 150 outlets, organised by zone.
Here is the complete list of all 150 GOIL stations with reduced fuel prices and their locations:
SOUTH ZONE:
Nyanyano Town, Nyanyano Kakraba, Mile 11, Bortianor, Weija White Cross, Kasoa Obuom, Darkuman Post Office, Darkuman Main, Darkuman Kokompe, Odorkor Main, Akweteyman, Dansoman Main, Dansoman Roundabout, Link Road, Mallam Junction, Korle Gonno, Guggisberg, Ablekuma Main, Ablekuma Nsufa, Ayawaso, Tantra Hills, Dome, Nima, Kokorjor, Taifa Main, Taifa Ghaneema, Agbogba, South La, Liberation, Kpeshie, Baatsona, Coca Cola, Spintex, Printex, Kwabenya Main, Madina Zongo Junction, Adenta Aviation, La Nkwantanang, Ashallely Botwe Highways, Kwabenya Taxi Rank, and Cantonment/Osu.
SOUTH EASTERN ZONE:
Akim Oda EPK, Nsawam Lorry Park, Asamankese, Ashiyie Ampomah Jnc, Bunso Junction, Anyinam, Nkawkaw, Mpraeso, Koforidua Huhunya, Damfa Junction, Sowutuom, Akim Oda Guggisberg, Begoro, Amasaman, Obeyeyie, Pobiman, Kwafokrom, Winneba, Aburi Gyankama, Akwapem Mampong, Oyarifa, Agona Swedru, Okobeyeyie, Akim Subi, and Koforidua Asokore.
EASTERN & TEMA AREAS:
Nungua C5, Sebrepor, Gbetsile, Afienya Mataheko, Afienya Tollbooth, Ho Market, Hohoe Kpoeta, Devtraco, Dawhenya, Tema Community 9, Nungua Beach Road, Ashiaman Valco Flat, Ashiaman Zenu, and Ashiaman Zongo.
MIDDLE BELT ZONE:
Agogo Zongo, Tanoso Melcom, Yeji, Meduma, Bremang UGC, Mampong Town, Obuasi Boete, Adansi Asokwa, Asafo Market, New Krapa, Bremang (Richam), Kentinkrono KNUST, Asokore Mampong, Kaase, Ejura, and Amanfrom.
UPPER MIDDLE BELT ZONE:
Sunyani Zongo, Offinso Asamankama, Offinso Abofour, Ahafo Hwidiem, Nkawie, Wenchi New Market, Nkoranza, Sefwi Dwenase, Sampa, Sunyani Bypass, Kintampo, Sunyani Ridge, Dormaa Ahenkro, Bechem-Tepa, Tuobodom Road 2, Sunyani Old Barrier, and Abesim.
WESTERN & CENTRAL ZONE:
Cape Coast Bakaano, Siwdo, Beposo, Inchaban, Tarkwa Booobo, Tarkwa Alimens, Adisadel, Abease, Abura, Tarkwa Main, Half Assini, Anajifie, Elubo, Elmina, and Yesunkwa.
NORTHERN ZONE:
Wa Main, Wa Airport No 1, Wa Airport No 2, Wa PWD, Savelugu, Sandema, Salaga Station, Bolga Bawku Road, Zurungu No 1, Bawku Main, Bawku By Pass, Bongo, Buipe, Bolga Soe, South Vitin, Bimbila, Lawra, Dorimon, Han, Tumu No 2, Kongo, Navrongo, and Bolga Main.
Mr Bawa stated that the pricing decision, made possible by improving economic fundamentals, aligns with GOIL’s role as a national energy company. “These conditions have been underpinned by the sound economic leadership of President John Dramani Mahama,” he added, reaffirming the company’s commitment to support national development through responsible pricing.
The company is encouraging all motorists, particularly commercial transport operators, to visit these 150 designated stations to benefit from the reduced prices.
