Obtained a Ghana Card? Here's what you're legally required to do.

"13. What if I change my address and residence?

The law requires that you notify the Authority of any change of circumstances that affects the personal information recorded about the holder in the Register within 30days after the change in circumstance occurs.( Failure to do that is an offence.)

. Applicants can update their non-mandatory personal data as and when changes occur to keep the NIS database functionally updated and comprehensive over time.

. Therefore, when one changes his/her location, the nearest district and regional office should be contacted about such changes for the appropriate update to be carried out for.

. The Digital Address Code of your new residence can also be updated."

Source: http://nia.gov.gh/faqs

For a list of regional and district offices, click here: http://nia.gov.gh/regional-district-offices

This page is informational and not legal advice.

MTN Ghana 216.47GB(or 182.08GB) for 399GHS, more details

This bundle is now removed from *138# and the MyMTN app, but there's 92.88GB for 350GHS. The purchase of 399GHS grants the user 216.47GB(now 214.09GB, after taking into account updated taxes 182.08GB) of data and a 50% bonus if bought on 4G . There is an additional 25% Terrific Thursday bonus if bought on Thursday. The 4G Bonus now requires that the bundle be bought with MobileMoney in the MyMTN app. Place the device on 4G and do not gift the bundle. It is OK if it temporarily switched to 3G or 2G during the use of *138# or *170#. If you are not given the 4G bonus, you will be given it later. Alternatively, contacting the network may have you granted the bonus earlier. Even without that, you'll eventually be given the bonus. Even if it's purchased with 4G, the bundle can be used on 3G or 2G. The bonus expires after 1 week, precisely 168 hours after purchase. Quite like how milk expires: after a week or so, you'll have to dispose of it all no matter how much is lef...

Unofficial list of 250+ Shortcodes (USSD) for MTN Ghana +updates

This page is not provided by nor affiliated with MTN Ghana, though it could be useful on MTN, and maybe other MNOs (AirtelTigo, Glo, Vodafone). It is not guaranteed to be complete or accurate. Request addition/removal below. Before dialing USSD codes, the mobile phone shall be within 2G or 3G coverage. If connected to 4G, the mobile phone shall be allowed to use 2G or 3G automatically, not "4G only" also known as "LTE only". In the event of only 4G being available, seek alternatives, including MyMTN. To the greatest extent possible, only the user is responsible for any unintended operation after use, including but not limited to "accidentally subscribing to premium services", try dialing *175# to unsubscribe. Use at your own risk. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Listing of a code does not imply endorsement. Do not pay anyone who claims that your code will be added to this page. No codes were added that way. Th...

MTN Ghana 4x2/4x4 MIMO and 256QAM now widely deployed in Accra

Instead of 2 antennas on the tower, there are 4. This leads to a slightly improved experience with phones and modems that have 2 antennas, and a substantially improved experience with phones and modems that have 4. 2021 phones with 4 antennas may cost 3000GHS or more (new condition). Rank 4, which is depicted by the image above, is when there are 4 antennas in the mobile phone and 4 antennas on the tower, and each antenna acts individually for <100Mbps per antenna. It is a separate feature that may be switched on or switched off at certain towers. A tower can be configured to use up to Rank 2, where only 2 antennas act individually and other antennas improve the experience. Only one antenna in a mobile phone may transmit, multiple may receive. 256QAM DL(downlink) and 64QAM UL(uplink) are additionally deployed. These allow the speed to improve even more, but cannot be used when the 4G signal isn't clear enough and will be automatically switched off in those cases. Poor signal? 4T...

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