Per user, a country where MTN profit is most is Ghana, but a country where MTN has invested the most, Ghana is not even on the top. So you work and give everything to them while the leaders protect them. Put your political lenses somewhere and face the reality!
If you think this is really Aban Papa, ask yourself — why is Ghana the country where MTN makes the most profit per user, even more than Nigeria, South Africa, and all these larger countries?
How? Because they take more from Ghanaians than they give back. But instead of fixing that, our minister keeps defending them day after day. Even implemented something that’s not even close to reducing data costs or correcting the unfair deductions.
Yet they’ll post with a 🦁 and 🇬🇭 like they’re fighting for the people.
The truth? They’re protecting profits, not the people.
@evils_only @SIKAOFFICIAL1 @ Atomic Legon , they offered a lady a ride she was waiting for an Uber she had requested which was on its way,however this man stopped and insisted she joins him,on their way to Del hospital the man threatened her with a chloroformed handkerchief and took her 13promax , Dec 2022
₵399 now gives you 214GB, while ₵388 gives you only 118.41GB. This means the extra ₵10 provides a massive 95.59GB difference. But in reality, when you try to buy data with just ₵10, you only get 826MB. What this shows is that Sam George’s logic is pushing people to spend nearly ₵400 on data, in a country where the monthly minimum wage is just ₵540. This pricing structure doesn’t reflect “Aban Papa” at all. Instead, it promotes inequality, frustration, and indirectly fuels corruption.
Basic necessities in the US are cheaper than in Ghana. Most private company workers in the US earn about $15 an hour, which is around 165 cedis. In Ghana, many private workers earn about 300 cedis for the whole month.
Fuel in many US states costs about 33 cedis per gallon, while in Ghana it’s around 45.8 cedis. Mobile data in the US is over 400% cheaper and more than 10,000% better in quality. Food is also more affordable in the US.
As a Ghanaian, how is this not concerning? Why defend your party when this is the reality?
The Head Boy of DPS International Ghana, Tema, and son of Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has expressed mixed emotions following his graduation ceremony, which drew massive attendance.
“I feel great but nervous,” - Nana Kwame Kyeretwie reacting to the presence of his parents, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and Lady Julia, among other dignitaries.