Isaac2009:

You are only trying to generate attention to the very People you are trying to avoid. We are talking about SA you are diverting the topic to Igbo. Soon the thread will be filled with hate words and hate debate.

Mcowubaba:

I dnt see any black mail or yahoo mail here, Mtn just stated d fact....
To me. MTN Nigeria has nothing to do with the recent xenophobia attacks in SA...
It will only be mischievous 4 Nigerians to reciprocate their anger by impeding or disrupting South African owned business in Nigeria....
There is a better nd decent way to do things.
2 wrongs can't make a Right........mbuk!!!!

bamiwuye:
chibuike65:
IGBO phobia will soon start in Nigeria









Bad people









Say No to IGBO phobia

I think say na MASSOB THING 4 nairaland oº°˚˚°

koligs:
IGBO phobia will soon start on Nairaland









Bad people









Say No to IGBO phobia

Sweetguy25:
MTN and other south african companies have condemned the events occurring in their country, I see no reason why we should cry more than the bereaved. Nigerian and Indian companies pay worse than MTN. Also, MTN makes a lot of money from Nigeria because of their highly effective business model. There's no point in showing them who's boss or whatever, that unreasonable and it should only happen on events that were caused by MTN.

slimmy05:
I don't respond to nuisance like you.

fitzmayowa:


Mike ipoki is the current CEO of mtn nigeria, so mtn nigeria is under a nigerian...

cap28:


MTN are only concerned about their profit margin they couldn't care less iif 1 million Nigerians are lynched in their country, first of all the owners of MTN are white and as you well know whites do not give a shi.t about black African lives therefore we need to make it clear to them that we will no longer continue to be treated as passive, docile slaves. Hit them where it hurts by boycotting their services because in doing so yhou will be speaking to them in the only language that they understand - the language of money and power.

This is our chance to make them understand that we are not the fools that they think we are.

Just let this boycott get underway and you will see how quickly their govt will move into action. The last thing Zuma and his cronies want is for white owned businesses like MTN to withdraw their support for his corrupt regime.

igwedaboss:

It's been run by a Nigerian doesn't mean it is owned by Nigeria or a nigerian

cap28:


MTN are only concerned about their profit margin they couldn't care less iif 1 million Nigerians are lynched in their country, first of all the owners of MTN are white and as you well know whites do not give a shi.t about black African lives therefore we need to make it clear to them that we will no longer continue to be treated as passive, docile slaves. Hit them where it hurts by boycotting their services because in doing so yhou will be speaking to them in the only language that they understand - the language of money and power.

This is our chance to make them understand that we are not the fools that they think we are.

Just let this boycott get underway and you will see how quickly their govt will move into action. The last thing Zuma and his cronies want is for white owned businesses like MTN to withdraw their support for his corrupt regime.

Firefire:
MTN, can you please keep your job loss warning.

Nigerians are not barbaric, we have no plans of attacking MTN facilities anywhere on our soil.


But we are sending our strong warnings to South African government to take a decisive action against the senseless action of your vampires, no country has monopoly of violence.

Let MTN Nigeria pass the message across in strong terms.

shachris03:
na just mouth dem dey make sha. If we lose the jobs, you lose your company. you can't threaten us on our own soil.

chuksmarvin:
The sweet bitter truth is he is right! And we have ourselves to blame.
I hold no affiliation to mtn!. But can you really tell a private business to go and solve its home country government responsibilities? ?..come on!
Its like Cameroon sending dangote packing because boko haram from nigeria attacked them or telling him to go and solve it first.
We condemn the attack yes, but mtn can do nothing besides what its doing which is publicly condemning it to be candid.
And if you are to make a list of the sponsored projects and jobs that mtn indirectly creates we ll see that though they re getting rich off us, we aint totally losing at all. From mtn proj fame to thousand others ...They ve always been the first to start them.
Our govt can get more from them by strengthening our own telecomms to loosen the monopoly but until then, they are a necessary evil and rightly so!!

Firefire:
MTN, can you please keep your job loss warning.

Nigerians are not barbaric, we have no plans of attacking MTN facilities anywhere on our soil.


But we are sending our strong warnings to South African government to take a decisive action against the senseless action of your vampires, no country has monopoly of violence.

Let MTN Nigeria pass the message across in strong terms.