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Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, the flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and Vice President of Ghana, has pledged to achieve 100% internet coverage across the country if elected President in the upcoming 2024 elections.
Speaking at a campaign event, Dr Bawumia highlighted his administration’s progress in expanding internet access, noting that coverage was only at 32% when the NPP came into power.
“When we assumed office, internet coverage was at a mere 32%. Today, we have increased it to 73%, and we are committed to achieving full coverage,“ he stated.
Dr Bawumia emphasised the importance of internet access for economic development and modernisation, suggesting that universal coverage would significantly enhance digital inclusion and connectivity for all Ghanaians.
“I want the internet coverage in Ghana to be 100 percent. When we came into government it was 32% and Today it’s 72 percent and when I become President I will take it to 100%,” he said.
The Vice President’s promise forms a key part of his campaign, aiming to leverage digital technology for national growth. With this ambitious goal, Dr Bawumia seeks to position Ghana as a leader in digital infrastructure in Africa.
The commitment to expanding internet access underscores the NPP’s broader agenda of digital transformation, which includes initiatives in e-governance, digital financial services, and technology-driven education.
Dr Bawumia’s announcement has been met with optimism by supporters who view it as a critical step towards bridging the digital divide in Ghana.
As the country moves closer to the general elections, internet coverage is expected to be a significant issue, with the NPP positioning itself as the party capable of delivering comprehensive digital solutions.
Flagbearer of the NPP and Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia promises 100% internet coverage in the country if elected as President.
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