Vodafone offers most reliable network – IT Expert

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• Amenyo,Tema 12 years ago

  Since time immemorial Gh Telecom provided good services. There is nothing new to celebrate. Its the same equipments,same Ghanaian workers Vodafone is using. The only difference is just the change in name. Give us a break!

  Since time immemorial Gh Telecom provided good services. There is nothing new to celebrate. Its the same equipments,same Ghanaian workers Vodafone is using. The only difference is just the change in name. Give us a break!

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• readi 2 dye 12 years ago

  fuck voda-phone. obonai gives us back gt. meanwhile fuck k4 2. one!

  fuck voda-phone. obonai gives us back gt. meanwhile fuck k4 2. one!

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• DK 12 years ago

  She may be one of Ghana's better recognized female CTOs but her observations are flawed and obscured by her qualitative definitions. I subscribe to vodafone's wireless service and it gives me neither the minimal service quali ...
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  She may be one of Ghana's better recognized female CTOs but her observations are flawed and obscured by her qualitative definitions. I subscribe to vodafone's wireless service and it gives me neither the minimal service quality levels nor the speeds. If Vodafone is what is being benchmarked think again....

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• DESSY(CANADA) 12 years ago

  Ghana still lack mobile phone system still unreliable,inefficiency and system connectabily

  Ghana still lack mobile phone system still unreliable,inefficiency and system connectabily

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• Respect 12 years ago

  Why then sacking all your workers?

  Why then sacking all your workers?

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• GHANAMAN 12 years ago

  The Independent
  
  The data-gathering operation is part of a £1bn internet project still being assembled by GCHQ. It is part of the surveillance and monitoring system, code-named “Tempora”, whose wider aim is the global ...
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  The Independent
  
  The data-gathering operation is part of a £1bn internet project still being assembled by GCHQ. It is part of the surveillance and monitoring system, code-named “Tempora”, whose wider aim is the global interception of digital communications, such as emails and text messages.
  
  Across three sites, communications – including telephone calls – are tracked both by satellite dishes and by tapping into underwater fibre-optic cables.

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• DAN 12 years ago

  if the had to build from start, rather than steal Ghana Telecom's infrastructure they would have more problems

  if the had to build from start, rather than steal Ghana Telecom's infrastructure they would have more problems

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