Abossey Okai spare parts dealers threaten legal action over poor telecom services
THE Abossey Okai Spare Parts Dealers Association has threatened legal action against telecommunications network operators over poor services, which it says is disrupting daily business activities in the commercial hub. The Association said unreliable calls and internet connectivity were making it difficult for traders to communicate with customers and suppliers, negotiate deals and coordinate…
The Abossey Okai Spare Parts Dealers Association has warned it may take legal action against telecommunications providers due to poor service quality, which is causing significant disruption to their daily operations in the commercial hub. The Association highlighted the challenges traders face in communicating with customers and suppliers, negotiating deals, and coordinating transactions because of unreliable calls and internet connectivity.
This has led to missed business opportunities and potential financial losses. According to Mr. Takyie Addo, the Public Relations Officer of the Association, these network issues have persisted despite the critical need for reliable communication. Abossey Okai is a major automotive spare parts trading center in Ghana, connecting dealers, customers, importers, suppliers, clearing agents, and business partners.
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