Glo/CNN African Voices this weekend presents internet guru Nii Quaynor

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• Nii Kwei 12 years ago

  I am happy for making news and history for the right reasons.
  It is my fervent desire that I could emmulate your example sir..
  
  You are my hero!

  I am happy for making news and history for the right reasons.
  It is my fervent desire that I could emmulate your example sir..
  
  You are my hero!

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• Ariko F E 12 years ago

  Thank you Prof Quaynor for doing Africa proud. Africans appreciate your sacrifice on coming home in time to support your father land.

  Thank you Prof Quaynor for doing Africa proud. Africans appreciate your sacrifice on coming home in time to support your father land.

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• Bashman 12 years ago

  Wooow,too much partisan politics will not let us hear of such great minds the country is blessed with. Inspiring.

  Wooow,too much partisan politics will not let us hear of such great minds the country is blessed with. Inspiring.

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• Elisa Mendonça(elmm_82@hotmail.com) 12 years ago

  Yes,indeed it was as inspiring as a very fresh air coming to give us new and good feelings for the future true people who thinks about that living the present wih that go...Many thanks for that,I will share for sure and if ...
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  Yes,indeed it was as inspiring as a very fresh air coming to give us new and good feelings for the future true people who thinks about that living the present wih that go...Many thanks for that,I will share for sure and if you need something from that part of our planet just let me know.From southeast Brazil,I'm Elisa Mendonça.

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• Jim 12 years ago

  I watched Professor Nii's interview on CNN with a huge disappointment. Whilst he might be good at what he does and continues to do, I do not understand how he can tell the whole world that internet speed and provision is suff ...
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  I watched Professor Nii's interview on CNN with a huge disappointment. Whilst he might be good at what he does and continues to do, I do not understand how he can tell the whole world that internet speed and provision is sufficient and good. My family lives in Ghana and the use of Skype and ordinary email services can be a challenge. To put this in context, in December 2012 whilst on holiday in Ghana I had to attend a job interview over skype - the connection failed many times and the interview had to be suspended.
  
  Africans seem to create their own problem. In the west, services get improved because users and customers want the best to become better. Vodafone services are very bad in Ghana and will probably not pass a test in UK but this is what the Professor wants us to accept. NO!

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