Ghana’s sixth mobile licence holder, Glo Mobile Ghana, says it has begun work on rolling out the underground cable system needed for its broadband internet service.
Glo Mobile Ghana, which received its licence from the National Communications Authority (NCA) in June 2008, is laying the cables to link to the Glo-1 submarine cable to be laid from Europe through Ghana to Nigeria, by its parent, Nigeria-based Globacom.
There is anxiety in Nigeria over when Glo will actually lay the cables in Nigeria. Originally, Globacom promised to make the Glo-1 cable operational in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, early in 2009. However, the launch date has already been shifted twice from March to May and has now been rescheduled for November.
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#1 by Michael on September 1st, 2009
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I am a mechanical engineering degree holder who wish to work for your company. Kindly assist me access your ghanaian branch and brief me with the modalities involved.
#2 by james tetteh on November 3rd, 2009
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I want to work with glo Ghana, i hold a degree in sociology and political science, diploma in Accounting, Business management and Personnel management and Industrial relations, Please kindly help me get to your head office here in Ghana. Thanks
#3 by Arinze on November 3rd, 2009
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What are you guys? Retarded? How does posting these silly messages here help get you a job at Glo. In case you did not realize it, this is a news site. This site is not affiliated with Glo. With such silliness, I doubt you will get a job … anywhere.
#4 by Emmanuel Ogyiri Adu on January 8th, 2010
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Dear sir/madam
I am a student of University of Cape Coast,offering Bsc. (Agriculture) and in Level 300. Please can I know were I can locate your office in Accra.
Thank you.
#5 by Adu on January 8th, 2010
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Dear sir/madam
I am a student of University of Cape Coast,offering Bsc. (Agriculture) and in Level 300. Please can I know were I can locate your office in Accra.
Thank you.
#6 by samuel Laryea on January 14th, 2010
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Glo welcome to Ghana, I can’t wait to see you working.
I was a student of NIIT, Who Offered Networking, And I will love to work with glo.
Thank you
#7 by just on January 18th, 2010
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please l will like to complain about you worker who are laying the cable,your workers have broken my pipe line and have finish with the at bush road rasta.l will like to conclude that if my the end of this week the they will not came and repair you will found you cable out of the ground for sure
#8 by knynii on January 20th, 2010
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i am waiting patiently for glo, but i think I’m running out of patience. i want to know when glo is starting operations and where their offices are located. i’m really looking forward to glo broadband internet to do business with.
thank you
#9 by victoria badu on January 21st, 2010
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I want to work with glo Ghana, i hold a first class degree in forest resource technology, Please kindly help me on how to apply to work in your Ghana office. Thanks
#10 by isaac on January 24th, 2010
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when will glo finally roll out in ghana
#11 by wisdom on January 25th, 2010
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Really want to find out when you start giving internet services to cafes.Anytime soon? Please let your PRO reach out to us the public. Thanks
#12 by boukary on January 27th, 2010
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I want to work with glo Ghana, i hold electronic certificate and now am transmission guy, Please kindly help me on how to apply to work in your Ghana office. Thanks
#13 by Ernest on February 1st, 2010
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I want to work with Glo Ghana, I hold HND in Accountancy. Please help me on how to apply to your Ghana office. Thank you.
#14 by yaa akyea on February 3rd, 2010
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Please I want to be part of the success story of globacom in Ghana. Please where is your office located
Thanks
#15 by thomas oppog appiah on February 3rd, 2010
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i have closely watched all the telecomunication companies in Ghana and thier operation and i can say for sure that Globacom Ghana,when finally comes to Ghana will enhance our telecomunications.I look forward to welcoming you to Ghana and forming part of your group of innovative and result oriented team.I hold a Post graduate diploma in Marketing from the university and an Advance Diploma in business studies(UK)
#16 by Tony Atitso on February 8th, 2010
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I think glo has kept too long, we have been waiting to connect to Glo for a better telecomunication solutions in Ghana. I hold Professional Certificate in Marketing from Chartered Institute of Marketing,(CIM) Ghana. I look forward to join and together build a better telecomunication solution in Ghana.
#17 by Nickolarse on February 8th, 2010
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go glo..
we need your broadbandtastic service.. help ghanaians get faster speeds and the internet ( i hear you can now get it on computers..
#18 by Daniel on February 8th, 2010
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I want to work with globacom to contribute to it development