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N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by simongonner: 6:35am On Nov 25, 2015 |
The Minister of Communications, Adebayo
Shittu, said on Tuesday that President
Muhammadu Buhari would decide MTN
Nigeria’s fate regarding the N1.04tn fine
imposed on it by the Nigerian
Communications Commission.
He stated that the President would take the
final decision on the matter at the appropriate
time and “in the public interest.”
The minister also said that Buhari’s decision
would be on the basis that the “government
and MTN are on the same page that rules had
been broken in this instance.”
Shittu stated this on the sidelines of the
Alliance 4 Affordable Internet Nigeria Coalition
Conference in Lagos, according to an online
publication, Technology Times.
“The issue is now before Mr. President. He will
take the necessary decision at the appropriate
time. I think Nigerians will expect that Mr.
President would do the best to ensure that the
public interest is guaranteed,” he said.
The minister dismissed reports that the
government was negotiating with the MTN
Group and was considering slashing the fine,
saying there was no conflicting position on
where the government stood on the matter.
Shittu noted, “Recall that there were
violations, which were established against
MTN. The violations were to the tune of five
million (unregistered SIM cards). That is a
whole lot.
“There are many countries where subscribers
are not up to half of five million. In the case
of Nigeria, we had more than five million
violations. The good thing is that MTN did not
contest the fact that they had violated the
regulations and guidelines. They never
contested it. They admitted they were at fault.
“They apologised for their role in the saga and
they made a commitment that what happened
would never happen again. And of course, they
made a plea for the review of the payment
terms.” www.punchng.com/n1tn-fine-buharill-decide-mtns-fate-says-minister/ |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by AngryNigerian(m): 6:36am On Nov 25, 2015 |
#NoToCorruption... Is BooBoo also the Minister of Communications... Hehm-theif-hen must pay for all the drop calls,unsent but charged msgs, unused data, #37,000 SIMs, all of them!!! No mercy, because when people were complaining, they were laughing @ us,& to the banks! |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by bigeagleeye(m): 6:37am On Nov 25, 2015 |
Something has always told me that this man is the only wrong thing in Buhari cabinet! He vomits gibberish with reckless abandon! A minister will pass bulk, so what then is your work, Mister? Why will any sane minister ever want to expose his boss to public picketing like this? Must you talk? |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by Boy101(m): 6:40am On Nov 25, 2015 |
Finally, Nigeria is knowing what it feels like to run a proper governing system. 1 Like |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by Nobody: 6:41am On Nov 25, 2015 |
Adebayo Shittu...Shittu, how many times have I called .. Please be diplomatic in your utterances on this issue. What is his BVN sef? |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by Nobody: 6:42am On Nov 25, 2015 |
Boy101: |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by eightsin(m): 6:43am On Nov 25, 2015 |
Shittu is full of shiiit |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by wizzprince(m): 6:43am On Nov 25, 2015 |
I dey find front page, bear with me please. I will comment Lata, no time to read now, let the hustle continue 1 Like |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by PRYCE(m): 6:45am On Nov 25, 2015 |
Ok now! |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by bewla(m): 6:51am On Nov 25, 2015 |
mo gbe mo gbe mo da re u wan pass your work to baba cox him na SUPER MAN |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by baski92(m): 7:09am On Nov 25, 2015 |
Mtn go get that money in a day..... Except, we no go load card, loan airtime, call, send messages not to talk of browse |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by ajani1978(m): 7:11am On Nov 25, 2015 |
What is your work as Minister. If you don't know what to do resigned it is not too late to appoint another person to replace you. Mtn are so wicked |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by yanabasee(m): 7:55am On Nov 25, 2015 |
Damnnn!.... Minister of Petroleum to Decide on ministry or communication!.... Why was he even appointed as a minister, if he doesn't know his constitutional right as a minister! Perhaps! This could be why they were appointed! To report all duty to the president before embarkin on any action.... #noisemakers! |
Re: N1tn Fine: Buhari’ll Decide Mtn’s Fate, Says Minister by Nobody: 7:59am On Nov 25, 2015 |
Nonsensical. Little wonder why he labelled them noisemakers. Shittu sounded so impotent. But at least shouldn't he have concealed his 'uselessness'? |
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