GPHA's 24-hour port operations boost trade efficiency, global image

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• Nick Duke 2 months ago

  *SCANCOM MTN GHANA SUED FOR ONE MILLION CEDIS*
  
  I have seen some court documents in which a certain woman called Nadia has sued Scancom MTN Ghana for one million cedis(¢1,000,000).
  
  It is Nadia's case that SCANCOM MTN GH ...
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  *SCANCOM MTN GHANA SUED FOR ONE MILLION CEDIS*
  
  I have seen some court documents in which a certain woman called Nadia has sued Scancom MTN Ghana for one million cedis(¢1,000,000).
  
  It is Nadia's case that SCANCOM MTN GHANA knowingly caused her arrest and detention at Osu Divisional Command of the Ghana Police, sometime in *November 2019*
  
  The Mpreaso Divisional Command of the Ghana Police wrote to tell Nadia that the Momo fraud for which she was detained in police cells was indeed committed by a male using Scancom MTN Ghana merchant sim number 546181 bearing the name Lanbon Salifu.
  
  When the suit was called at an Accra Circuit court, lawyers for MTN said in open court that, the wrong body has been sued so there is no suit. The lawyers went on to show documentary proof that the legal entity to sue is SCANCOM, and that MTN is only a trademark. The case was therefore discontinued
  
  Another suit was filed , this time the defendant was SCANCOM MTN GHANA.
  
  Ghana Police in a letter dated 15 November 2024 with reference number BF.330/344/02A/139 stated in paragraph 6 that::...Police wrote to MTN GHANA Ltd to furnish the Police with their grounds for causing the arrest of Nadia... but no response was received. The response from MTN is being awaited for further action
  
  Lawyers for Nadia have expressed a desire to join the Honourable Minister of Interior, (2) The Inspector General of Police and (3) Mobile Money Limited.
  
  As a shareholders I am at a loss why Scancom MTN Ghana has not sought to settle this out of the law courts

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• Justice Napare 2 months ago

  Well done, General. We are moving forward.

  Well done, General. We are moving forward.

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• Asare 2 months ago

  The reset is on

  The reset is on

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• Kojois 2 months ago

  Don't throw dust into people's eye. GPHA has been doing 24/7 since immemorial. Liars

  Don't throw dust into people's eye. GPHA has been doing 24/7 since immemorial. Liars

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• Fireman 2 months ago

  Where from this one too

  Where from this one too

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• CLIFFORD 2 months ago

  Pain. 38.2%

  Pain. 38.2%

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• Efo Kofi 2 months ago

  Who is deceiving this man or he is talking to himself reason up and come again

  Who is deceiving this man or he is talking to himself reason up and come again

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• Fireman 2 months ago

  Hahahaha, get something to do efo

  Hahahaha, get something to do efo

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• Tosh 2 months ago

  It beats my mind, that as a country,we waited so long to do this. Next on my mind is the MTTD division of the police service. Traffic regulation especially at known hotspots, shouldn't end at 7 or 8pm. Until we can deploy rou ...
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  It beats my mind, that as a country,we waited so long to do this. Next on my mind is the MTTD division of the police service. Traffic regulation especially at known hotspots, shouldn't end at 7 or 8pm. Until we can deploy round the clock smart traffic lights, at all bottlenecks, the physical presence of police is necessary at least to about midnight. This would ease the increasing traffic chaos. There is no point clearing your goods at night, when you would still get stuck in traffic on the motorway even at midnight.

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