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Kwadwo Sheldon Calls for Lower Internet Prices in Ghana

Kwadwo Sheldon has urged for a reduction in internet prices in Ghana. During an interview with the GTV breakfast show team, he addressed the challenges faced by internet users, particularly in the digital content creation sector. He criticized telcos for offering subpar service while charging higher prices than justified.

Research shows that MTN Nigeria’s internet data costs are 300% lower than Ghana’s. This disparity has sparked concerns, with many netizens demanding a reduction in internet prices. They argue that the current rates are not only unfair but also hinder the country’s digital growth.

Ghana Chambers of Telcos display logos of various Telcos in Ghana
Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications

Sheldon expressed frustration over the persistent issues of slow connectivity, interruptions, and poor service. Despite these ongoing problems, telcos continue to raise prices without addressing these concerns. He emphasized that these unresolved issues undermine Ghana’s digitization vision.

A prominent figure in the digital content creation space, Kwadwo Sheldon has a significant following. He is known for his engaging content and has become a voice for many in the entertainment sector. His advocacy for better internet services reflects his commitment to improving the digital landscape in Ghana.

Sheldon’s call for lower internet prices resonates with many who struggle with high costs and unreliable service. By highlighting these issues, he hopes to push for positive change that will benefit both content creators and the general public.

Serbeh Timothy K
Serbeh Timothy Khttps://streetzgist.com
In my personal life, I am an avid traveler and enjoy exploring different cultures. I am also committed to philanthropic activities, supporting initiatives that promote education and economic empowerment in my home country of Ghana.
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