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MTN Ghana has launched a home internet service dubbed MTN HOME to offer affordable internet services to customers in their homes.
MTN Home provides high-speed internet access, facilitating live streaming, video- on-Demand, and home internet automation services ensuring that subscribers truly receive the benefits of a connected world.
MTN Home offers cheaper data, video and voice services to families. The service is currently available to customers nationwide.
Commenting on the MTN Home Service, the Chief Marketing Officer for MTN Noel Kojo-Ganson said, “the Covid-19 pandemic has facilitated Work -from- Home, Online Schooling, Webinars and E-Commerce and it takes access to fast and reliable internet service to make these possible”.
“As a network that is working towards leading the delivery of a bold new digital world for customers, we believe that every home and office deserves to experience the benefit of a modern connected life and that is the driving force behind MTN Home service”.
We continue to invest in technology solutions that will enable our customers to enjoy the best value propositions”, he added.
Data offers on the MTN HOME service can be accessed by dialling *5057#.
The launch of MTN Home adds to the catalogue of other products and services designed by MTN to offer fast and reliable broadband services to Customers.
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