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All unregistered SIM cards to be blocked on November 30

EOCO Cautions Public Against Fraudsters’ In The Operations Of Ghana Card
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The Ministry of Communications and Digitalisation has announced that it has instituted plans of deactivating all SIM cards yet to be registered by November 30, 2022.

The Ministry, in a statement issued on November 11, warned that “all SIM cards which have completed the first stage of the registration exercise but not done the second phase will be blocked from accessing data services on 20th November 2022 and completely deactivated on 30th November 2022.”

The statement added that it is part of measures taken by the Ministry to reduce SIM-related fraud incidents, which have currently seen a decline with the commencement of the exercise.

It further warned people to desist from using Ghana cards of other people in the registration process, which they say is largely to blame for the huge numbers of people that have linked their Ghana Card details to their SIM cards but are having challenges capturing their biometric data.

Source: planbfmonline
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