In the last few days, social media, especially Twitter has seen the hashtag #RollOverUnusedData trending over what most Ghanaians are referring to as unfair treatment by telecommunication companies with regard to how data bundles are bought and used.
Most data bundles in Ghana expire after a specific number of days or hours, even if the bundle was not used.
AirtelTigo, earlier this year, introduced data bundles that do not expire and this has led most Ghanaians to believe that the Telcos can actually implement this.
In view of this, social media has set the stage to put pressure on Telcos. See some of the tweets below:
https://twitter.com/FlorentJAYB/status/1190237915177246720
— Noel 🇬🇭 (@noelhimself) November 1, 2019
Dema #BigTimeData no Dey expire. #FuseBundle too no Dey expire!
You don’t need all Telcos to join this. You just need to switch to the other side. #LifeIsSimple
— SAINT 🦂 (@Kcnvict) November 1, 2019
— MR. OMONO♏️ (@_omono_asamoah_) November 1, 2019
— Bee 🐝 (@Bridget_Otoo) November 1, 2019
— 𝐍𝐚𝐭 𝐆. 𝐓𝐞𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐡 🇬🇭 (@NatGTetteh) November 1, 2019
Dema #BigTimeData no Dey expire. #FuseBundle too no Dey expire!
You don’t need all Telcos to join this. You just need to switch to the other side. #LifeIsSimple pic.twitter.com/LjkQWv36Do
— iSel 🇬🇭 (@WeAreiSel) November 1, 2019
— YKGH (@YouKnowGhana) November 1, 2019
— Bhabs (@DonBhabs) November 1, 2019

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