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From (L) Minister of Communications, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, outgoing CEO of Vodafone Ghana, Yolanda Cuba and Patricia Obo-Nai – incoming CEO of Vodafone Ghana
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Vodafone Ghana has officially launched its 4G long-term evolution (LTE) service, a unique and innovative technology that represents the next step in the mobile data revolution.
It is designed to work more efficiently than any other before. allowing customers to enjoy fast speeds, high-end network quality, faster and faster downloads.
LTE technology operates in the 2×5 MHz frequency band in the 800 MHz band, as stipulated in the license terms agreed between Vodafone and the National Communications Authority (NCA) last December.
Even before the commercial roll out of March 19, 2019, customers of the telecommunications company are waiting for a major improvement in their service on the network.
Vodafone deploys this service through a reliable network and strong global expertise in the deployment of new technologies in its major markets around the world.
Minister of Communication Ursula Owusu-Ekuful said: "The launch of Vodafone's 4G technology is a timely moment for the industry. Customers and stakeholders will experience great speed, reliability and stability. The government, as a 30% shareholder, is really excited about this situation.
She added that "in the future, we will always ensure that the telecommunications sector is properly regulated by relevant policies and initiatives aimed solely at strengthening the sector and generating healthy competition." "
Yolanda Cuba, outgoing CEO of Vodafone Ghana, said: "Today, our company takes a very different perspective: we reinvented ourselves with the launch of 4G. Our customers – the very reason why we do this – will have the opportunity to benefit from speeds that are ten times higher than those they previously enjoyed. "
She added, "The promise of a promising future for our brand has just improved and it's a tribute to the strength of our network and our global expertise."
Vodafone 4G comes standard with Vodafone post-paid and Pay as You offers. Customers can test the compatibility of their phones on the 4G by accessing the option * 700 * # 6 on their handsets.
Last year, Vodafone Ghana won one in three lots to begin 4G operations (2×5 MHz frequency spectrum block in the 800 MHz band) for mobile services.
This follows successful financial negotiations with the National Communications Authority (NCA).
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