AirtelTigo saves Ghanaians after internet and data blackout: The useful rejected corner stone

AirtelTigo saves Ghanaians after internet and data blackouts hit MTN and Telecel in Ghana. The data services offered by Tigo remain the most reliable today. True, AirtelTigo has become the most useful data service provider at this critical time, just as Zoom became during COVID-19.

Before the under-sea fibreoptic internet cable was affected, a smaller number of Ghanaians used AirtelTigo data and complained about its slowness. Today, it is not only the reliable data service available, but at the same speed, Ghanaians see it as the best and fastest since they do not have other preferences.

Information Ghana Education News is picking is that some people are currently selling AirtelTigo SIM cards for as much as GHS200.00 on a new black market. While this cannot be independently verified, the management of AirtelTigo should work on ensuring that as the number of users increases in the next five weeks, its internal service quality does not fall below the current level.

It must also take advantage of the negative impact of the internet and the data blackout that has had a serious impact on its competitors to grow its customer base.

MTN and Telecel, two of Ghana’s major telcos, have been the most negatively impacted networks as a result of the cuts to internet services caused by undersea internet cables.

Ghanaians who do not have Airtel Tigo SIM cards are encouraged to get one. Also, ensure to activate your Airtel Tigo cash and other basic and essential services they offer. One day, the Momo services provided by MTN and Telecel may fail, and you will have to rely on your Airtel Tigo SIM for such services.

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Indeed, Airtel Tigo has become the cornerstone the builders rejected.

In Psalm 118:22–23, “The stone which the builders rejected has become the cornerstone; the LORD had done this, and it is marvellous in our eyes.” This stone was left and carved around because it was literally rejected by ancient builders.