Ramsey Sulemana Adama, the Member of Parliament for the Tain Constituency, has voiced concern over the recent internet disruptions in the country, labeling them as a significant threat to national security. He believes that these interruptions pose a severe challenge to the government’s vision of digitalization.
During an interview on Ahotor 92.3 FM, Hon. Adama expressed his worry, stating that such incidents highlight Ghana’s dependence on external data services, thereby questioning the country’s independence in this regard. He emphasized that these disruptions could potentially jeopardize national security and suggested that their impact might be even more detrimental than a coup d’état.
Adama called for urgent measures to address the issue and ensure uninterrupted internet access for all citizens. He stressed the importance of safeguarding the country’s digital infrastructure to prevent any further threats to national security. Adama also urged collaboration between government agencies, telecommunications companies, and other stakeholders to tackle this pressing issue effectively.
The MP emphasized the need for proactive strategies to mitigate the risks associated with internet disruptions, including investing in robust cybersecurity measures and diversifying internet connectivity options. He reiterated the government’s responsibility to prioritize the protection of citizens’ access to digital services, as it is crucial for the country’s socio-economic development.
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In conclusion, Adama emphasized the gravity of the situation, urging concerted efforts to address internet disruptions as a matter of national security. He called upon all relevant stakeholders to work together towards finding sustainable solutions to ensure uninterrupted internet access for all Ghanaians.
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Story by: Emmanuel Romeo Tetteh(#RomeoWrites) / Ahotoronline.com
