Telcos in conspiracy

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DAN 9 years ago

beside the money to be stolen by ndc, quality of phone service has already dropped compared to even years gone buy like 2001 when you had manly land lines...with the search for illegal sim box...phones quality in ghana is ter ...
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beside the money to be stolen by ndc, quality of phone service has already dropped compared to even years gone buy like 2001 when you had manly land lines...with the search for illegal sim box...phones quality in ghana is terrible and expensive..i put 10$ credit on my phone and called Nigeria and suppose had 10 hours of credit!
DAN 9 years ago

Subah is another ndc connection like RLg

Subah is another ndc connection like RLg
ASEMPAYE 9 years ago

The problem of TELECOS cheating the Ghanaian public and evading taxes has been a problem through all governments from day one of their operations in the country. At least somebody is bringing the problem to light so why this ...
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The problem of TELECOS cheating the Ghanaian public and evading taxes has been a problem through all governments from day one of their operations in the country. At least somebody is bringing the problem to light so why this idiotic comments? If you don't have any sensible or intelligent contribution to the subject better use your time to acquire some knowledge.
George 9 years ago

Even when you are not satisfied with a service provider and want to port the Telcos will frustrate you so much. Ghanaians are suffering in silence. Your credit is consumed without your knowledge and when you complain you're t ...
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Even when you are not satisfied with a service provider and want to port the Telcos will frustrate you so much. Ghanaians are suffering in silence. Your credit is consumed without your knowledge and when you complain you're told it is the internet and apps that are 'chopping' your balance. This happens even when you're not running any active app. NCA must be up and acting.
WISP 9 years ago

They have caused so many local companies to run out of business by accusing most of this local own I.T solutions companies for sim box fraud which just to invade tax.

Their game is up.The local ISP,s are rather paying all ...
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They have caused so many local companies to run out of business by accusing most of this local own I.T solutions companies for sim box fraud which just to invade tax.

Their game is up.The local ISP,s are rather paying all the taxes and at the end of the telcos are they one who sale fiber link to these ISP's on a very high price and the same Telcos who goes around building high speed internet solutions in a very Territory of the local ISP's.The perfomance of the Telcos are very poor because they are supposse to do only voice plus some few data services but because of their greed to take over all I.T Solutions services which are meant for Local ISP's and local I.T solutions companies, this result in their core service drop.The local ISP's are spending so much on bandwidth from telcos and paying so much taxes to GRA on equipments just to give high speed broadband internet services to common Ghanaian s. Our top leaders are very very greedy and they are the cause of all the mess and the upper hand these telcos have on our nation because our top officials have deals in percentages with all the telcos. Why should a Ghanian own ISP's suffer on his own land to provide internet services and I.T solutions to his very own people on a very high cost. Telcos should do only Voice and data upto some level and leave the rest to the local ISP's. They are over 200 registered local ISP's on record but only 20 are in operation all because of high cost of bandwidth and taxes on equipments.Local ISP's need to have one voice and stand against the cheat and tactics from these ISP's before it's too late.
MENSAH 9 years ago

Joy FM should also not be left out they seems to hate Ghanaian companies that exposing those blood sucking leech and fraudulent foreign companies. Only heaven known their motivation for doing this. As for the Casely Hayfords ...
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Joy FM should also not be left out they seems to hate Ghanaian companies that exposing those blood sucking leech and fraudulent foreign companies. Only heaven known their motivation for doing this. As for the Casely Hayfords and the immanis of this world I wonder if they can feel proud to be Ghanaians.
Rahman 9 years ago

For your information, government continues to waste our money by reaching an agreement with Alhaji Bature's Newspaper, the Al-Hajj for a sum of $34,150 Dollars which translates to GHS102,450 Ghana Cedis. This is to allow the ...
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For your information, government continues to waste our money by reaching an agreement with Alhaji Bature's Newspaper, the Al-Hajj for a sum of $34,150 Dollars which translates to GHS102,450 Ghana Cedis. This is to allow the Al-Hajj newspaper would seek to paint a picture to the public that NPP is fighting, with a special destructive focus to Nana Addo.

Some staff of the newspaper upon hearing this secret move are expecting an improvement in their working conditions given the huge sums of money government will secretly be paying to Bature in 3 instalments in 2014 alone. So those who think Mahama is interested in Ghanaians are fooling themselves. He is busily enriching his empire. The Ewes in NDC have realized this and taking steps to regroup. God save Ghana!!!
Ndoo 9 years ago

Plz Rahman, You look very dirty in your comment. We are very serious here, and much as we want to be informed, you can be mean to us, so stop your child-like story.

Plz Rahman, You look very dirty in your comment. We are very serious here, and much as we want to be informed, you can be mean to us, so stop your child-like story.
TRICIABEL 9 years ago

A senior government official who spoke to The aL-hAJJ on condition of anonymity

A senior government official who spoke to The aL-hAJJ on condition of anonymity
Mr. Mensah 9 years ago

The govt. must tell his side of the story with passion and consistency that it deserves.The media particularly Joy fm has almost succeeded in convincing and judging this case as corrupt deal without the fine details.NDC Pls. ...
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The govt. must tell his side of the story with passion and consistency that it deserves.The media particularly Joy fm has almost succeeded in convincing and judging this case as corrupt deal without the fine details.NDC Pls. you must step up your game in the area of information on these matters otherwise you will be grossly over flogged with corruption.
C.STEPHEN SACKEY 9 years ago

Poor Africans,being played for suckers by the Telecoms and their Africn lackeys!

When would they ever grow up? Take a page from Eric Holder's Justice Department - Credit Sussie, PNB, etc and enforce ...
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Poor Africans,being played for suckers by the Telecoms and their Africn lackeys!

When would they ever grow up? Take a page from Eric Holder's Justice Department - Credit Sussie, PNB, etc and enforce the statutory regulatory powers of the Communictions Service Tax Act 74 of 2008.

God bless Pan African's hope for an enlightened society.
Kofi 9 years ago

I listened carefully to Ayariga's responses on the Subah issue. They were credible. The only outstanding issue is whether there is any truth in the assertion that Subah did not get any info from the NCA work on. Was the Joy F ...
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I listened carefully to Ayariga's responses on the Subah issue. They were credible. The only outstanding issue is whether there is any truth in the assertion that Subah did not get any info from the NCA work on. Was the Joy FM presenter able to confirm Paarock van Percy supposed assertion?
Kk 9 years ago

None sense.

None sense.
king 9 years ago

Ye ntie obiaa gov't. Tweaaaaaaaaaaa

Ye ntie obiaa gov't. Tweaaaaaaaaaaa

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