Note: I stand to be corrected.
What exactly are we going to gain from paying such huge amounts for licensing, certification, and all these requirements under the NITA Bill?
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Note: I stand to be corrected.
What exactly are we going to gain from paying such huge amounts for licensing, certification, and all these requirements under the NITA Bill?
Check Comment section for part two ππ
#nitabill@tech_twi
Note: I stand to be corrected.
What exactly are we going to gain from paying such huge amounts for licensing, certification, and all these requirements under the NITA Bill?
Check Comment section for part two ππ
#nitabill@tech_twi
Note: I stand to be corrected.
What exactly are we going to gain from paying such huge amounts for licensing, certification, and all these requirements under the NITA Bill?
Check Comment section for part two ππ
#nitabill@tech_twi
me for four years didnβt charge that much, bro.j
Also, before the president appoints a minister for a technical field like this, the person should have real experience in the field not just academic certificates, but proven results, projects, and other achievements that show cap
Note: I stand to be corrected.
What exactly are we going to gain from paying such huge amounts for licensing, certification, and all these requirements under the NITA Bill?
Check Comment section for part two ππ
#nitabill@tech_twi
with proper support, they could produce even more skilled professionals for the industry. It feels like the focus is shifting toward making money from the very people trying to grow the tech space. Honestly, it doesnβt make sense to me (my opinion o). Even the school that taught
Rather than imposing these charges on creators and developers, why not channel that energy and investment into institutions like Ghana Telecom University and other IT schools so they can do better for the country? I believe they are among the best IT schools in the country, and