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Airtel Ghana is offering its subscribers free access to Facebook.
The telecom giant has introduced the 0.facebook.com to enable its subscribers browse the social networking site free of charge.
The innovative product allows users on the Airtel network also to download text free of charge. However subscribers who download videos, audio and photos will be charged a negligible fee.
Speaking at brief ceremony to launch the product Friday, Mr Donald Gwira who is the Head of Corporate Communications of the company stated that “Airtel Ghana is always finding brand new ways to introduce products that are useful to its subscribers.”
He encouraged users of the network to make use of the new product by visiting 0.facebook.com
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