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    Chaos as Ghanaians visit MTN and Vodafone offices for sim re-registration

    ComfortBy ComfortJanuary 5, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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    Scores of Ghanaians have throng offices of telecommunication services across the country for their Sim Card re-registration exercise.

    The situation at the Nkrumah Circle-Ring Road and Dansoman branches of MTN among others offices looked chaotic with heated exchanges among applicants.

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    Some prospective registrants revealed they came there as early as 4am and are yet to be attended to as at 8:20am Wednesday morning when the news team visited the area.

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    “I came here at 2:00am and yet to be served but I have decided to take things cool and avoid any police issues. You know we are in Ghana and we have no option than to look up to God,” a Customer narrates his ordeal.

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    They contend that the National Identification Authority (NIA) and the Telecos should rather collaborate and make their process easier.

     


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