The Minister of the Interior, Ambrose Dery, is booked to brief Parliament tomorrow about the situation with the public citizenship archive, the Ghana Card.
This piece of information has been invited by the people who say they have experienced close to difficult impediments in getting the card whose significance can't be over-underscored in our digitized atmosphere.
Banks and others presently request it for the achievement of a collection of exchanges and with a cutoff time currently declared, by which expiry such exercises would stop without them, the uneasiness has arrived at hot pitch. Many are yet to have their cell phone numbers enrolled in light of the fact that they have experienced difficulties obtaining the Ghana Card.
Something should be possible to moderate the close to home agony of procuring the card.
Some resigned cops in Kumasi have griped about the difficulties in acquiring the card.
Some of such resigned people have needed to venture out to Accra from Kumasi so they can get the card and be important for a digitized Ghana. Such an avoidable problem, by people in their age section, is lamentable. Their dissatisfactions which they have communicated in certain quarters reflect what others also are encountering.
There are people who have gone through the most common way of getting the card just to meet obstacles along the course. Such people have not been served distinct dates when they would be given the cards and even uncertainty they could at any point acquire them.
It is our expectation that when the Interior Minister, under whose aegis the National Identification Authority (NIA) works, shows up on the floor of Parliament, he would offer mitigating fresh insight about desire to baffled Ghana Card candidates who have not known their destiny since they applied for the citizenship cards, and experienced a few specialized hitches.
Here is to approach the NIA to pay attention to the dissatisfactions of candidates and to look for answers for them.
While we request that candidates be examined adequately prior to being given the card, we regardless request that the uprightness from the cards ought not be compromised in that frame of mind of speedy handling.
On account of people, who for example, served in the general population or security benefits and are currently on retirement, deciding the citizenship of such people shouldn't troublesome and to go through such avoidable problems.
We have seen with relish the internet based arrangement booking process embraced by the NIA which is planned to lessen the burdens persevered by Ghana Card candidates. In any case, with the difficulties actually being experienced by numerous candidates, we are of the assessment that the NIA ought to look for an elective that influence on innovation with the end goal of facilitating the aggravation of their publics.
The agonizingly slow clip in the issuance of the cards is a significant wellspring of concern which ought to be investigated.
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