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Telcos fall on whistleblowers, police to check cell site theft

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Telcos fall on whistleblowers, police to check cell site theft

Ghana’s major mobile network providers have noticed a surge in theft cases at cell sites, officials say.

The situation, according to these service providers, would not only affect the quality of service but also has serious implications on national security, businesses and revenue generation by the government.

Worrying trend

According to data from the three major telecom operators, some 115 theft cases of active equipment had been recorded since August 2020.

Dr Ken Ashigbey, chief executive officer of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications at a news conference on Monday (9 May) said such incidents are prevalent in Kumasi, the Ashanti Regional capital.

“It is something that is really worrying. In the past it has been fuel, they will steal fuel, they will steal batteries, copper cables, then they might steal air-conditioners, even the electronic padlocks, some of them were being stolen.

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“So, this one, we call them passive equipment. But now, we are beginning to experience active equipment. For just the active equipment, since August 2020, data from the three networks, we have had 115,” he noted.

Handsome reward

The chamber also announced a raft of measures to deal with the situation, including a handsome reward for persons who volunteer credible information leading to the arrest of such criminals.

“With all of these things and with all the challenges that we are facing, what we are saying to all of you Ghanaians is that enough is enough. We cannot continue to allow these nation wreckers to continue doing what they are doing. The impact on us is very severe.

“We are collaborating with all these security agencies, with the intelligence agencies and what we are saying is that now for anybody, any anybody whistle-blower, who would bring out information and intelligence that will lead to the arrest of any of these national wreckers, we are promising you a very handsome reward.”

“We will go a step further if based on the whistle you blow, we are able to successfully, prosecute and get jail sentences, we will add up to that. So that is a commitment that we are making to all Ghanaians,” he added.

Source: asaaseradio
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