Stephen Blewett
The Chief Executive Officer of MTN Ghana, Stephen Blewett, has assured that the company’s Fiber To The Home (FTTH) services will significantly enhance internet access for households in various communities across the country.
Addressing journalists at a media and stakeholder forum in Tamale, Mr. Blewett disclosed that the FTTH solution was designed to address the increasing dependence of Ghanaian households on internet connectivity.
“We have customised our FTTH solutions to cater to the diverse needs of our customers. Our service provides high-speed internet access, reliable and stable connections, low latency for uninterrupted online experiences, and flexible plans to accommodate different requirements and budgets,” he said.
According to him, the initiative is part of MTN’s broader digital agenda, which aims to bridge the digital divide and empower individuals, businesses, and communities throughout the country.
Mr. Blewett noted the importance of network expansion and capital investment in driving MTN’s business growth and enhancing customer experience adding that it was necessary to expand the company’s digital infrastructure to improve connectivity and stimulate economic development.
“To ensure future-proof connectivity, MTN is enhancing its 4G capacity by upgrading its infrastructure and investing in the foundations of digital communication. By 2025, about 130 kilometers of fiber infrastructure will be relocated to bolster network resilience and significantly increase capacity, paving the way for next-generation services and applications that will empower individuals and businesses nationwide,” he added.
The MTN Ghana CEO as part of his tour of the Northern region engaged with various stakeholder groups and paid a courtesy call on the Northern Regional Minister, Ali Adolf John.
He also met with MTN staff, toured the Tamale market, and interacted with the company’s trade partners, accompanied by several executives and management team members.
The Media and Stakeholder Forum in Tamale brought together media representatives from the Upper East, North East, Savannah, and Northern regions.
FROM Eric Kombat, Tamale