Core i7

I’ve been following the conversation about data prices and I think all we need to do is look at what Ghanaians were paying before @samgeorgegh ’s intervention in July 2025 and what changed afterwards. Let’s start with MTN. Before: GH₵350 bought you 92.88GB. After: GH₵399 bought you 214GB. Before, 1GB cost approximately GH₵3.77. Afterwards, it cost GH₵1.86 on that package. That’s a reduction of about 51% in the cost per GB. Next let’s look at Telecel. Before: GH₵400 bought you 190GB. After: The same GH₵400 bought you 250GB. That’s 60GB more without paying an extra pesewa. AT Before: GH₵400 bought you 190GB. After: The same GH₵400 bought you 236GB. That’s another 46GB for the same money. Across existing bundles, MTN increased data allocations by 15%, while Telecel and AT increased theirs by 10%. So even if your budget was GH₵10, the intervention meant you received more data for your money. If someone says data is still expensive, I agree. More gigabytes won’t magically increase anybody’s salary but if the argument is that nothing has changed, the figures tell a different story. There’s a difference between saying a minister hasn’t solved a problem and saying he hasn’t done anything about it. When it’s time to hate, let’s hate 😂 but let’s not allow our feelings to defeat basic mathematics. Ghana must work!