The Member of Parliament for Ningo Prampram, Sam Nartey George has claimed that the advocacy for the Ministry of Communications to amend the guidelines for the registration of SIM cards has received some good news and that Voter’s ID cards can now be accepted as a document for the registration of SIM cards.
Announcing it in a tweet on Saturday morning (November 5, 2022), the MP, one of the frontrunners advocating for the ministry to amend the guidelines for the registration stated: “We have had a breakthrough. I can reliably inform you that the Ministry of Communications and Digitalisation has finally seen wisdom in our position.”
“They have through the National Communications Authority directed the MNOs [Mobile Network Operators] to accept the Voter’s ID Card as a document for the registration of our SIM cards.”
No announcement by Ministry
Meanwhile the Ministry of Communications and Digitalisation has not made any announcement on the new directive.
Checks by Graphic Online at Ministry for a confirmation of the MPs claim is yet to be responded to.
The last time the Ministry made announcement on the registration it stated that all SIM cards that have been linked to Ghana cards, that is completed Stage 1 registration, but have not completed Stage 2 registration of biometrically verifying users, will be blocked from the end of October 2022.
Attached below is a copy of What Sam George posted on Facebook
Good morning Fellow Ghanaians
