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Many telecommunication subscribers in the Ashanti region are waiting in queues at some centres of service providers to have their SIM Cards registered.
The subscribers say challenges in network accessibility are impeding their registration processes.
Some are already opting to buy new SIM cards if they are unable to register today.
Luv FM's Emmanuel Bright Quaicoe has been interacting with some of them.
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