Residents and Nananom of Asantekrom, a suburb of the Jaman North District of the Bono region, have opened up about what they described as their biggest challenge, which is an unstable telecommunications network.
Speaking in an interview with The Sikaman Times correspondent, Kwaku Mensah Abrampa, the residents of the community revealed that an unstable network has been the greatest challenge confronting them, affecting effective communication and internet connection.
They stressed that the unreliable nature of the network has affected them in diverse ways, including their education, businesses, and other aspects of their lives, making it difficult to have their fair share of the digital world.
They therefore called on the government to intervene and find a solution to their plea.
For his Hon. David Takyi, assembly member for Asantekrom electoral area, indicated that the lack of a reliable network in the area is adversely affecting business and asked NGOs in the area to team up to impress upon the government the need to address the challenge.
Meanwhile, in an interaction with the Jaman North Member of Parliament, Hon. Ahenkwaa Yaw Frederick, on the situation, he stated that he is working tirelessly around the clock to ensure the timely installation of a network to facilitate effective communication.
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