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• Actions not words! 4 weeks ago

  If Next-Gen has "invested heavily", why have we not seen fruits of their investments? Why have they not started a roll-out in a corner of Accra and expand over the next months?
  
  Next-Gen have taken the exclusivity clause an ...
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  If Next-Gen has "invested heavily", why have we not seen fruits of their investments? Why have they not started a roll-out in a corner of Accra and expand over the next months?
  
  Next-Gen have taken the exclusivity clause and gone to sleep, hoping other market players will come knocking at their door with proposals for partnership.

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• Game Changer +447935009178 4 weeks ago

  OPK, you must be ashamed of yourself for supporting a monopolistic venture in this day and age? Is that what your constituents voted for you to champion on their behalf? Because of the small envelope given to you by those cri ...
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  OPK, you must be ashamed of yourself for supporting a monopolistic venture in this day and age? Is that what your constituents voted for you to champion on their behalf? Because of the small envelope given to you by those criminals who calls themselves investors, you're here defending a bad agreement.

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• Agyemang 4 weeks ago

  The ex NPP government wanted to create a monopoly with their cronies and the new NDC government will have none of that. It is dangerous to have monopolies in the telecommunications sector.

  The ex NPP government wanted to create a monopoly with their cronies and the new NDC government will have none of that. It is dangerous to have monopolies in the telecommunications sector.

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• ObuasiMan 4 weeks ago

  Are you sure the Government removed to exclusive to satisfy a group, knowing they can be sued. Why should the government not attempt to introduce competition? Maybe the MP owns a slice of NexGen Infraco

  Are you sure the Government removed to exclusive to satisfy a group, knowing they can be sued. Why should the government not attempt to introduce competition? Maybe the MP owns a slice of NexGen Infraco

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• nkum 4 weeks ago

  folks, watch this guy out.

  folks, watch this guy out.

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• John 4 weeks ago

  Hello mp. In the first place why,how can one company be granted exclusivity. Is it right thinking . That is left thinking which is dangerous . This agreement was based on greed . Pls give us a break with this greedy thinking ...
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  Hello mp. In the first place why,how can one company be granted exclusivity. Is it right thinking . That is left thinking which is dangerous . This agreement was based on greed . Pls give us a break with this greedy thinking pad.

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• Jack 4 weeks ago

  Why give them monopoly in the first place

  Why give them monopoly in the first place

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• Wasakraman 4 weeks ago

  You got it right. Why ‘exclusivity’? Even in the land of the so-called investors, monopolies are frowned upon. Members of the previous government are always claiming special knowledge of investor behavior, how foreign gov ...
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  You got it right. Why ‘exclusivity’? Even in the land of the so-called investors, monopolies are frowned upon. Members of the previous government are always claiming special knowledge of investor behavior, how foreign governments will act etc. Truth is they are guessing like everyone else. But they always bet against their own country. It’s time to leave them behind.

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• KAYAYOO 4 weeks ago

  The hypocricy of characters in the npp is so mind boggling. So it is the champions of private sector initiatives who are creating a monopoly with an exclusivity clause? I mean, was this MP listening to himself? They criticise ...
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  The hypocricy of characters in the npp is so mind boggling. So it is the champions of private sector initiatives who are creating a monopoly with an exclusivity clause? I mean, was this MP listening to himself? They criticise just for the sake of criticism and organise very empty press conferences so that they can be heard. Meanwhile somewhere behind this agreement a certain Ursula Owusu has positioned herself and is milking and creaming of this dear country like no one's business. I say npp? Never Again!!!!

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• King Deed 4 weeks ago

  Evenn haircut self we survived.... Why do you give an exclusive right of a technology in Ghana to just one company? Is that not an anti competitive approach? How would Ghana benefit from such an exclusive clause??? As usual y ...
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  Evenn haircut self we survived.... Why do you give an exclusive right of a technology in Ghana to just one company? Is that not an anti competitive approach? How would Ghana benefit from such an exclusive clause??? As usual you guys brought your cronies to come and milk us, and the current admin also want to introduce more cronies to join... so what's your beef?

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• Korbla 4 weeks ago

  This MP surely has no shame. The current NPP is morally and intellectually bankrupt. He must be investigated

  This MP surely has no shame. The current NPP is morally and intellectually bankrupt. He must be investigated

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• Spio 4 weeks ago

  This MP is a used toilet paper

  This MP is a used toilet paper

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• Kwasi 4 weeks ago

  You are the same group of party that preaches liberalism and competitive business. Why do you now preach monopoly for a single company? Npp always picking and choosing what will only benefit them.

  You are the same group of party that preaches liberalism and competitive business. Why do you now preach monopoly for a single company? Npp always picking and choosing what will only benefit them.

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• Take responsibility for what? - Stupidity and greed? 2 weeks ago

  Interesting. An NPP MP struggling to defend an agreement that does not benefit the country in any way. Next-Gen Infraco has no capital, no expertise, practically nothing. They signed the agreement and like all NPP contracts, ...
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  Interesting. An NPP MP struggling to defend an agreement that does not benefit the country in any way. Next-Gen Infraco has no capital, no expertise, practically nothing. They signed the agreement and like all NPP contracts, they were expecting to use government funding and tax payers monies to do the deal. With the NPP gone, they were now searching for strategic partners to bring money and expertise. Thieves, corrupt MPs, dangerous thugs against Ghana's developmental efforts. Investigate the agreement and contract.

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