In a bold move to enhance service accessibility and deepen community engagement, Engen Ghana Limited has officially launched five new filling stations across the country. The new service points are located in Azulenoano, Dawhenya, Bibiani, Asasetre, and Nsawam, reinforcing the company’s commitment to bringing quality fuel and convenience closer to Ghanaians.
These launches mark a significant milestone in Engen Ghana’s strategic growth plan, aimed at delivering exceptional service and investing in the country’s economic development through job creation, local partnerships, and infrastructure expansion.
Each station launch was commemorated with a special ceremony, attended by community leaders, partners, and Engen Ghana’s leadership team. The launch of the Dawhenya Service Station was especially symbolic, underscoring the company’s dedication to community integration and respect for local traditions.
During his keynote address at the Dawhenya ceremony, Managing Director of Engen Ghana, Mr. Brent Nartey, highlighted the broader mission behind these openings:
“At Engen, we believe our work goes beyond providing fuel—we are here to fuel lives, dreams, and progress. This new station symbolizes our commitment to investing in communities, and we are excited to join Dawhenya on its journey of growth and development.”
He continued by acknowledging the importance of collaboration and cultural respect:
“We recognize the vital role tradition, faith, and leadership play in community development, and we are humbled to be welcomed into this space with such warmth… This station is more than a refuelling point—it brings jobs, stimulates local business, and enhances access to essential services.”
The new stations feature modern facilities and are strategically located to improve accessibility for both private and commercial drivers. With this expansion, Engen Ghana continues to affirm its brand promise: “With us, you are number one.”
Below are highlights and images from each station launch:
1. Azulenoano Station
Located along key transit routes, the Azulenoano station brings convenience to commuters and local residents alike.
2. Dawhenya Station
A community-centered station launched with a heartfelt ceremony attended by local leaders and the Chief Imam.
3. Bibiani Station
Expanding Engen’s presence in the Western North Region, this station enhances fuel access in a fast-growing town.
4. Asasetre Station
Serving both the local population and surrounding rural communities, this station supports regional connectivity.
5. Nsawam Station
Strategically positioned along a major highway, the Nsawam station is set to serve thousands of commuters and transport operators daily, providing quick access to quality fuel and essential services.
