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Sam George swears in AT Ghana’s PPL Net board as directors vow ‘We will not let Ghana down’

The Chief Executive Officer of PPL Net Ghana Limited has welcomed the inauguration of the company’s new Board of Directors, describing it as an opportunity to demonstrate the potential of an all-Ghanaian telecommunications network. The CEO said the company intends to challenge the perception that telecommunications networks must be large in scale to operate efficiently.

PPL Net Ghana Limited's CEO welcomed the swearing-in of the company's new Board of Directors, emphasizing the potential of an all-Ghanaian telecommunications network. The CEO assured that the company intends to challenge the belief that large-scale networks are necessary for efficient operations. He stated that PPL Net will focus on expanding its subscriber base while maintaining operational efficiency.

CEO Hilary Denise Arko-Dadzie commended the employees for keeping the network operational during a challenging period and expressed gratitude to the government for its support. He pledged that the company would not let Ghana down and would work diligently to grow the network responsibly and make the country proud. Communications Minister Sam George announced that PPL Net must meet legal and regulatory requirements, including submitting audited accounts, before receiving additional spectrum.

The new board's inauguration marks a new phase in the company's governance and operations as it seeks to expand its market presence and strengthen the telecom business.

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