Disruption in internet services, MOMO services, others: MPs want communication minister summoned

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His Excellecy The Ugly Dwarf 2 months ago

The Ugly Arrogant Bitch.

The Ugly Arrogant Bitch.
IN FACT, GHANAIANS CAN BE STUPID EVEN IF EDUCATED 2 months ago

There are reports in the major news networks all over the world about disruptions in communication networks across West Africa and other regions caused by disconnected undersea cables. McDonald's global operations are affecte ...
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There are reports in the major news networks all over the world about disruptions in communication networks across West Africa and other regions caused by disconnected undersea cables. McDonald's global operations are affected and our foolish MPs don't know this? The fools will turn anything into politics.
Ghanaians say YES to LGBTQ+ 2 months ago

LGBT is part of Ghanaian culture and values.

LGBT is part of Ghanaian culture and values.
How possible shall our corrupt leaders 2 months ago

Allow some foreigners destroying our drinking rivers water, stealing our natural resources, what is happening it seems we don't have leaders

Allow some foreigners destroying our drinking rivers water, stealing our natural resources, what is happening it seems we don't have leaders
Turning the Corner 2 months ago

If we architect our systems and the network well, no momo traffic should depend on traffic leaving Ghana to Europe and then back to Ghana again. Momo Access should be a big O Ghana Intranet

If we architect our systems and the network well, no momo traffic should depend on traffic leaving Ghana to Europe and then back to Ghana again. Momo Access should be a big O Ghana Intranet
Who Killed Mills 2 months ago

true talk. We must have an internal system that we can use to communicate within Ghana and use the international sea cable only when dealing outside Africa. So the intranet should be Africa wide

true talk. We must have an internal system that we can use to communicate within Ghana and use the international sea cable only when dealing outside Africa. So the intranet should be Africa wide
Ojah 2 months ago

OUR MPs WOULD HAVE KNOWN ABOUT THE UNDERSEA CABLE DISRUPTIONS IF IT HAD BEEN ONE OF THE INGREDIENTS MISSING IN THEIR PARLIAMENTARY 'THURSDAY JOLLOF'! DEMME SOMMER BUTCHES!!

OUR MPs WOULD HAVE KNOWN ABOUT THE UNDERSEA CABLE DISRUPTIONS IF IT HAD BEEN ONE OF THE INGREDIENTS MISSING IN THEIR PARLIAMENTARY 'THURSDAY JOLLOF'! DEMME SOMMER BUTCHES!!
Who Killed Mills 2 months ago

Some people have been warning the houtis attacking shipping can target these cables and looks like their prediction have come true.

Some people have been warning the houtis attacking shipping can target these cables and looks like their prediction have come true.
J0eY l0nD0N 2 months ago

You are rather a big fool!

There is a minister for the communication sector and she needs to brief the nation through parliament, that is one of basic requirements of
being a minister heating an important sector, such a ...
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You are rather a big fool!

There is a minister for the communication sector and she needs to brief the nation through parliament, that is one of basic requirements of
being a minister heating an important sector, such as the communication ministry.

Ofui,keep your mouth zip up, if you have nothing sensible to say.
Ojah 2 months ago

No, JoeY 10nDON, idiots like you are the reason we never get anything done in this country. How often do our parliamentarians come to tell us about any briefing in parliament? When it rains and crops get flooded, idiots like ...
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No, JoeY 10nDON, idiots like you are the reason we never get anything done in this country. How often do our parliamentarians come to tell us about any briefing in parliament? When it rains and crops get flooded, idiots like you want the Agric Minister in parliament 'explaining' to his colleagues why the crops in their farms and houses got flooded! This, when the Minister should be out doing something useful and in most cases, nothing at all to cost the taxpayer. Ministers are not PARLIAMENTARY BABY SITTERS! The human brain is a terrible thing to waste, use it while you can.
Kelewele 2 months ago

JOeY expects the Defence Minister to brief parliament that the war in Gaza is not over and the Foreign Minister must tell them the US is dropping food by air.

What do they go to parliament for? Anything so smart the MPs d ...
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JOeY expects the Defence Minister to brief parliament that the war in Gaza is not over and the Foreign Minister must tell them the US is dropping food by air.

What do they go to parliament for? Anything so smart the MPs did that deserve applause?
Bango 2 months ago

personally what can she do about it? she is not the cause! the important thing is for us to know when things will return to normalcy!

personally what can she do about it? she is not the cause! the important thing is for us to know when things will return to normalcy!
AGATAPORE(SANDEMA) 2 months ago

They are charging us for the internet and they must fix it. It is a ploy to rigg the coming elections.

They are charging us for the internet and they must fix it. It is a ploy to rigg the coming elections.
OBSERVERS WITHOUT BOADERS 2 months ago

WELL SAID BANGO

WELL SAID BANGO
Nsem Pii 2 months ago

We should keep quiet and stay in the dark until things comes to its normalcy. Are you listening to yourself. Are you sure you make sense. Why’s she the communication minister? Smh

We should keep quiet and stay in the dark until things comes to its normalcy. Are you listening to yourself. Are you sure you make sense. Why’s she the communication minister? Smh
Sicily Powers 2 months ago

Yes, she did not cause the internet disruptions but as sector Minister, she has a duty to update Parliament on the situation. If you want to know who caused it, ask Hamas, Hezbollah, etc.

Yes, she did not cause the internet disruptions but as sector Minister, she has a duty to update Parliament on the situation. If you want to know who caused it, ask Hamas, Hezbollah, etc.
J0eY l0nD0N 2 months ago

Another buluuu.

What is your understanding of minister heading such an important ministry such as the communication ministry?

Ofui, that minister for the communication sector is the only one designated by law to brie ...
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Another buluuu.

What is your understanding of minister heading such an important ministry such as the communication ministry?

Ofui, that minister for the communication sector is the only one designated by law to brief the public through
parliament about the on going issues facing that sector.

Ofui! Lazy people and their pedestrian comments.
Ojah 2 months ago

YES, Aponkye! Just like the Minister of Health is the only one designated by 'LAW' to brief the public through parliament about getting malaria through mosquito bites!

YES, Aponkye! Just like the Minister of Health is the only one designated by 'LAW' to brief the public through parliament about getting malaria through mosquito bites!
MPs y3 Nkwaseafour 2 months ago

Why don’t they summon the Minister of Sanitation to explain why there are no decent public toilets all over Accra? Where do the tourists we expect to visit our country ease themselves when in visiting Accra Central or Circl ...
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Why don’t they summon the Minister of Sanitation to explain why there are no decent public toilets all over Accra? Where do the tourists we expect to visit our country ease themselves when in visiting Accra Central or Circle? Are there decent WC facilities in Jamestown, Chorkor and Maamobi? Those MPs feel so privileged and entitled.
Nii Mantse 2 months ago

I kind of suspect the Chinese fishing trawlers using all illegal means to fish in out waters. Nana and his weak compatriots in the region; any explanations? Thank you.

I kind of suspect the Chinese fishing trawlers using all illegal means to fish in out waters. Nana and his weak compatriots in the region; any explanations? Thank you.
AGATAPORE(SANDEMA) 2 months ago

Ghanaians be careful, NPP is starting these internet disruption issues anticipating what will happen on the forth coming elections to facilitate RIGGING. Ghanaians be wise especially NDC.
IF THE INTERNET GOES OFFON THE E ...
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Ghanaians be careful, NPP is starting these internet disruption issues anticipating what will happen on the forth coming elections to facilitate RIGGING. Ghanaians be wise especially NDC.
IF THE INTERNET GOES OFFON THE ELECTION DAY, ALL THE RESULTS MUST BE REJECTED. THERE WILL BE RE ELECTIONS AGAIN.
Stephen Donkor: New York. 2 months ago

YOU SEE I DON’T BLAME YOU, I BLAME IT ON YOUR LACK EXPOSURE: I ALSO BLAME THE NPP FOR NOT GOING HARD ON THE POLITICALLY ORIENTED ALAN BAGBIN LED PARLIAMENT AND SOME MISCHIEVOUS GHANAIAN MEDIA WHO ARE NOT REPORTING THE REALI ...
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YOU SEE I DON’T BLAME YOU, I BLAME IT ON YOUR LACK EXPOSURE: I ALSO BLAME THE NPP FOR NOT GOING HARD ON THE POLITICALLY ORIENTED ALAN BAGBIN LED PARLIAMENT AND SOME MISCHIEVOUS GHANAIAN MEDIA WHO ARE NOT REPORTING THE REALITIES OF SUCH INTERNATIONAL CATASTROPHE! THIS IS ONE OF THE WORLD’S MOST SERIOUS SCIENTIFIC SETBACKS THAT SEEMINGLY CAN’T RESOLVE IN THE FORSEEABLE FUTURE, AT LEAST— ACCORDING RELIABLE SOURCES.

At least four undersea fiber optic cables, which carry approximately 97% of all Internet traffic, were damaged last week in the Red Sea, telecommunications providers are reporting, and instability in Yemen threatens to prevent operators from fixing them immediately.
British-Registered Cargo Ship Attacked By Yemen’s Houthis In Red Sea
The cables were possibly cut by the sinking [+]
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KEY FACTS

HGC Communications, a telecom operator in Hong Kong, reported the four cables that were “cut” in the Red Sea: SEACOM, TGN, Africa Asia Europe-One and the Europe India Gateway.

HGC said that the damage has impacted an estimated 25% of their internet traffic, which is now being rerouted through mainland China and east through the United States.

SEACOM, an African provider based in Mauritius, confirmed to the Wall Street Journal that their cable in the Red Sea was damaged, and that repairs would have to wait until at least the second quarter of 2024 due to ongoing instability in the region.

The Europe India Gateway cable was built by a consortium of investors, including American telecom giants AT&T and Verizon, but as of Monday neither company confirmed if service has been affected.

Tata Communications, the Indian telecom firm who operates the TGN cable, confirmed to the Associated Press that their cable was damaged near Yemen, and some service was down or rerouted (the company did not return a request for comment from Forbes).

SEACOM, AT&T, and Verizon have not returned requests for comment from Forbes, and the U.S. State Department and other government bodies have not commented on the incident.

HOW IMPORTANT ARE FIBER OPTIC CABLES TO INTERNET ACCESS?

A study published by the Department of Homeland Security in 2017 estimated that 97% of all intercontinental electronic communications took place using undersea fiber optic cables, which are routed beneath the world’s oceans. The same study offered a clear example of how vital the cables are in the Middle East. After three divers attempted to intentionally cut an undersea cable near Alexandria in 2013, Internet speeds in Egypt fell by about 60%.

KEY BACKGROUND

Reports on the possible damage to cables in the Red Sea began circulating last week. At least one Israeli media outlet blamed the damage on the Houthis, who have been targeting cargo ships in the waterway in an effort to support Hamas in the ongoing war in Gaza. The Houthis have vehemently denied the allegations. In a press release posted last Tuesday, the Houthi-controlled government said it was “keen to keep all telecom submarine cables and its relevant service away from any possible risks,” and also promised to provide facilities for the cables to be “repaired and maintained.”

WHAT TO WATCH FOR

Other observers have noted that the cables could have been damaged by the recent sinking of the British cargo ship Rubymar, which was targeted by Houthi forces on February 18 and abandoned by its crew. The ship was left drifting in the Red Sea for days, dragging its anchor on the seafloor, where it could have potentially cut one or multiple cables. A spokesperson for SEACOM told the Wall Street Journal that it was “plausible” their cable was damaged by the Rubymar, which has since sunk, but the company has not yet confirmed this. The International Cable Protection Committee, an NGO based in the U.K., said that an average of 150 incidents occur each year that damage undersea cables—and most of these are caused by activities such as commercial fishing and anchoring.
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Kom 2 months ago

If there is no internet will the pink sheets disappear? I don’t think some of you understand our voting system. It’s so easy. Gather your pink sheets from all polling stations, aggregate the results and you know your vote ...
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If there is no internet will the pink sheets disappear? I don’t think some of you understand our voting system. It’s so easy. Gather your pink sheets from all polling stations, aggregate the results and you know your votes. It’s so simple.
Gonzalas 2 months ago

he expedited approval and facilitation of Starlink services in the country would provide a critical alternative to the current overreliance on undersea fiber optic cables for internet connectivity. Traditional fiber-based inf ...
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he expedited approval and facilitation of Starlink services in the country would provide a critical alternative to the current overreliance on undersea fiber optic cables for internet connectivity. Traditional fiber-based infrastructure, while reliable and capable of high speeds, faces vulnerabilities such as physical damages from maritime activities, natural disasters, and the inherent limitations of geographical reach. This reliance on a singular mode of connectivity not only poses risks of significant service interruptions but also limits expansion in remote and underserved regions where laying fiber is economically and logistically challenging. Starlink's satellite internet system, by contrast, operates through a constellation of low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, offering widespread coverage that transcends geographical and infrastructural barriers. This satellite-based approach ensures resilience against the vulnerabilities faced by undersea cables, providing a robust backup solution that can maintain connectivity even when terrestrial networks fail. Moreover, the deployment of Starlink can catalyze the diversification of the country's internet backbone, enhancing national digital infrastructure's overall reliability and reducing the risk of internet blackouts. By supporting the entry of Starlink and similar satellite internet services, the government can secure a multi-modal connectivity framework that complements existing fiber optic infrastructure. This strategic diversification is essential for bolstering national internet resilience, ensuring uninterrupted access to digital services, and extending connectivity to all corners of the country, thus paving the way for inclusive digital growth and development.
Gonzalas 2 months ago

The expedited approval and facilitation of Starlink services in the country would provide a critical alternative to the current overreliance on undersea fiber optic cables for internet connectivity. Traditional fiber-based in ...
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The expedited approval and facilitation of Starlink services in the country would provide a critical alternative to the current overreliance on undersea fiber optic cables for internet connectivity. Traditional fiber-based infrastructure, while reliable and capable of high speeds, faces vulnerabilities such as physical damages from maritime activities, natural disasters, and the inherent limitations of geographical reach. This reliance on a singular mode of connectivity not only poses risks of significant service interruptions but also limits expansion in remote and underserved regions where laying fiber is economically and logistically challenging. Starlink's satellite internet system, by contrast, operates through a constellation of low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, offering widespread coverage that transcends geographical and infrastructural barriers. This satellite-based approach ensures resilience against the vulnerabilities faced by undersea cables, providing a robust backup solution that can maintain connectivity even when terrestrial networks fail. Moreover, the deployment of Starlink can catalyze the diversification of the country's internet backbone, enhancing national digital infrastructure's overall reliability and reducing the risk of internet blackouts. By supporting the entry of Starlink and similar satellite internet services, the government can secure a multi-modal connectivity framework that complements existing fiber optic infrastructure. This strategic diversification is essential for bolstering national internet resilience, ensuring uninterrupted access to digital services, and extending connectivity to all corners of the country, thus paving the way for inclusive digital growth and development.
Yabi Yabi 2 months ago

You’re part of the people who continue to perpetuate the master-slave relation of yesteryear even unto today. If you truly believe in what you’re saying then why subscribe to Musk’s starlink when he subscribe to the phi ...
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You’re part of the people who continue to perpetuate the master-slave relation of yesteryear even unto today. If you truly believe in what you’re saying then why subscribe to Musk’s starlink when he subscribe to the philosophy of white superiority? Why not advocate for SSA (sub saharan African nations) to pull theist resources and intellectual prowess together to engage in the development, launching and maintaining of communication satellites for SSA? Do you think continued reliance on others offer security, stability and sustainability for SSA nations?
Gonzalas 2 months ago

While I appreciate your concern regarding historical power dynamics and the imperative for self-reliance, it's essential to dissect the nuanced complexities at play in the contemporary landscape of technological advancement a ...
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While I appreciate your concern regarding historical power dynamics and the imperative for self-reliance, it's essential to dissect the nuanced complexities at play in the contemporary landscape of technological advancement and connectivity. Firstly, advocating for the expedited approval and facilitation of Starlink services in a nation doesn't inherently equate to subscribing blindly to any individual's personal beliefs or ideologies. The decision to embrace Starlink stems from recognizing its tangible benefits in addressing existing connectivity challenges, diversifying infrastructure, and enhancing resilience against disruptions. Such initiatives are driven by pragmatic considerations aimed at improving national digital infrastructure and fostering inclusive growth. Furthermore, your suggestion of Sub-Saharan African nations pooling resources for the development, launch, and maintenance of communication satellites is indeed commendable in theory. However, it's crucial to acknowledge the practical constraints and complexities involved in such endeavors. Establishing and sustaining a satellite network demands substantial financial investments, technical expertise, and institutional frameworks, which may exceed the capacity of individual nations, especially those grappling with socio-economic challenges. Additionally, while striving for self-reliance is laudable, it doesn't necessitate rejecting collaboration or partnership opportunities with external entities. Collaborations with private enterprises like SpaceX, albeit led by individuals with controversial views, can still yield mutual benefits and propel technological advancement. Embracing Starlink's services doesn't equate to surrendering sovereignty but rather strategically leveraging available resources to address immediate connectivity needs while concurrently exploring indigenous solutions for long-term sustainability. Ultimately, the pursuit of security, stability, and sustainability for Sub-Saharan African nations requires a multifaceted approach that balances self-reliance with strategic partnerships, harnesses both local and global expertise, and prioritizes pragmatic solutions to address pressing challenges. By advocating for initiatives like Starlink alongside fostering indigenous technological innovation, we can chart a course towards a more resilient, inclusive, and digitally empowered future for all.
Ojah 2 months ago

Please save us your book long thesis. Even in the technologically advanced countries, interruptions occur. A case in point with AT&T recently in the USA. And these countries and companies operate their own satellites.

Please save us your book long thesis. Even in the technologically advanced countries, interruptions occur. A case in point with AT&T recently in the USA. And these countries and companies operate their own satellites.
Alhassan Hamal 2 months ago

Africans must learn to be self reliant for their security needs. Instead saving their loot in Europe and Dubai, they should invest these money back home.

Africans must learn to be self reliant for their security needs. Instead saving their loot in Europe and Dubai, they should invest these money back home.
Akajatayogogo 2 months ago

She has dollars, euros, pounds and cedis under her bed, she should be sherched,She did know anything about these internet,she will come to insult Ghanaians.

She has dollars, euros, pounds and cedis under her bed, she should be sherched,She did know anything about these internet,she will come to insult Ghanaians.
NTOW 2 months ago

Who summon the communications Minister when digitisation chief is there , summon him instead hahahaha

Who summon the communications Minister when digitisation chief is there , summon him instead hahahaha
MyBigMouth 2 months ago

What about summoning Dr Digitalisation? Has he a clue what to do here or will come and be jerking jerking away?

What about summoning Dr Digitalisation? Has he a clue what to do here or will come and be jerking jerking away?
Us ambassador palmer couldn't have 2 months ago

Not Talk nonsense if our corrupt politicians have not looted almost all of our resources and if we are in financial sound like Arab world can she dictates for us

Not Talk nonsense if our corrupt politicians have not looted almost all of our resources and if we are in financial sound like Arab world can she dictates for us
KofSam 2 months ago

The disruption in internet services was due to a global cause beyond the capabilities of the communications minister . So why summon her before parliament . Do you want her to come and explain what you people already know. Th ...
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The disruption in internet services was due to a global cause beyond the capabilities of the communications minister . So why summon her before parliament . Do you want her to come and explain what you people already know. This is abuse of parliamentary power .
This disruption in our internet service proves how naked we are as a country. The powers that be have the balls of the country in their hands . Ghana should now focus on the alternatives available to us to circumvent any future occurrence.
African especially Ghana is politically and economically impotent without the white man .
Nkrumah will have taken Ghana out of this mess because of his Vision for Africa . Long live Nkrumah.
King Anwar Sadat 2 months ago

When we have parliamentarians who are not upto date on current issues and doesn't read, this are some of the attitudes they exhibit in parliament. Why should they summon the minister. The cause is vividly clear on every known ...
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When we have parliamentarians who are not upto date on current issues and doesn't read, this are some of the attitudes they exhibit in parliament. Why should they summon the minister. The cause is vividly clear on every known broadcasting station. Oh our semi- literate Mps in parliament?
Nsem Pii 2 months ago

U want to appeal. It’s her job and nobody should tell what to do in a situation like this. She always open her loud mouth to disrespect elders she should open it now to do her job

U want to appeal. It’s her job and nobody should tell what to do in a situation like this. She always open her loud mouth to disrespect elders she should open it now to do her job
Turning the Corner 2 months ago

Thief woman, ugly bitch Ursula, Kelni GVG armed robber Ursula Owusu!

Thief woman, ugly bitch Ursula, Kelni GVG armed robber Ursula Owusu!
Mensah 2 months ago

Why is this govt refusing to give license to starlink for operations in Ghana?

Why is this govt refusing to give license to starlink for operations in Ghana?
Innocent Ghanaian 2 months ago

Summoned An Understatement, URSULA The Problem Of The Nation, Must Go, And Go Now Or WE Watch Her Wreck Our Nation, In Worship Of One Extremely Dangerous US Undercover Agent (Danielle Jezebel -Babylon Cesar): The Cowardly Sec ...
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Summoned An Understatement, URSULA The Problem Of The Nation, Must Go, And Go Now Or WE Watch Her Wreck Our Nation, In Worship Of One Extremely Dangerous US Undercover Agent (Danielle Jezebel -Babylon Cesar): The Cowardly Secret Killers Of Ghanaians!!! Hopefully WE Have Ears, And Shall Hear. Thank You. A Time To Think, GHANA!
GHANA, "It Is Finished". Selah. "Occupy Till I Come", Is The Message I Received Of My Lord And Have Given To ALL.Let My People Think, GHANA!!
The Voice Of God, Through The AFRICAN.
Kay 2 months ago

The spirit says NDC must mark my words; NPP is working with the Tele companies to sabotage the forthcoming election by installing equipment b4 the election. They are checking their rigging equipment. NDC be smart oooo. The in ...
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The spirit says NDC must mark my words; NPP is working with the Tele companies to sabotage the forthcoming election by installing equipment b4 the election. They are checking their rigging equipment. NDC be smart oooo. The internet being off is a testing time
Kofi Sam 2 months ago

Pls leave the minister alone.Summon the new Communication Minister Bawumia, the Ghana card launcher,Mr digitalization to answer the questions.He has distanced himself from the economy for which Akufo Addo picked him The once ...
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Pls leave the minister alone.Summon the new Communication Minister Bawumia, the Ghana card launcher,Mr digitalization to answer the questions.He has distanced himself from the economy for which Akufo Addo picked him The once "economic wizard" is now no more talking about the economy but has gone into launching this or that.Eii Ghanaians,if we refuse to be discerning we shall get.out of the woods till thy kingdom come.
Kofi Sam 2 months ago

Pls leave the minister alone.Summon the new Communication Minister Bawumia, the Ghana card launcher,Mr digitalization to answer the questions.He has distanced himself from the economy for which Akufo Addo picked him The once ...
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Pls leave the minister alone.Summon the new Communication Minister Bawumia, the Ghana card launcher,Mr digitalization to answer the questions.He has distanced himself from the economy for which Akufo Addo picked him The once "economic wizard" is now no more talking about the economy but has gone into launching this or that.Eii Ghanaians,if we refuse to be discerning we shall get.out of the woods till thy kingdom come.

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