DieBuhari:
This man wants to bring his typical Yoruba incompetence to etisalat.
God forbid

majekdom2:
don't be too sure, if first bank is in huge debt, fidelity can eye it. Who could have thought eco would take over oceanic bank or access take or over intercontinental. Business fail when the management put wrong systems in place because of their own interest other than the business. I used to be a user of etisalat, until I found out they were charging more on internet and calls rate. The telecoms industry is viable with a strong number of active subscribers.

miqos02:
wow,ncc won't allow that but what happened to etisalat Qatar financiers?

Loop1:



Qatar is currently in serious issues with the arabia.

basty:


You must be Mad and you are Mad.

Must everything be politics. You from a cursed tribe in Nigeria. Never you idiot pull Yoruba into sending you away from Yorubaland. Go and face the ultimatum given to you in the North and stop dragging Yoruba to what does not concerns you. We are watching you guys. Why wouldn't you guys be hated?

9japrof:
As much as I hate glo with passion for their poor internet services I think it is a welcome development for a Nigerian to acquire the company instead of these other investors from outside the country.

My reasons:

1. Foreign investors would result to capital flight since most of the ROI would always be sent abroad to build their economies.

2. The company going under would lead to a lot of job losses and possible dent to tax revenue from the govt

3.MTN buying etisalat would further solidify their presence and weaken competition since they are way ahead competitively.

These are my thoughts though, a mere hypothesis may not actually be the truth.

Open to criticisms

NwaAmaikpe:


Or shagging Toke Makinwa gives him sloppy business ideas

MahatmaGhandi:
Nigerians have been handling nigeria since 1960 and you can see how we are faring. If a Nigerian takes over Etisalat that would be the end of it. An exceptional nigerian owned business can only last three generation before it becomes a shadow. I am yet to see an exceptional nigerian organization.

free2ryhme:
if he eyes it let him buy it

farihafaheemah:



The network you tagged incompetence made it possible to make call per second, the almighty MTN said per second billing was not feasible but glo proved MTN wrong and started with per second billing. MTN had no option but change to per second. You appreciate your own, but ethnicity has made ur reasoning falculty redundant

9japrof:
As much as I hate glo with passion for their poor internet services I think it is a welcome development for a Nigerian to acquire the company instead of these other investors from outside the country.

My reasons:

1. Foreign investors would result to capital flight since most of the ROI would always be sent abroad to build their economies.

2. The company going under would lead to a lot of job losses and possible dent to tax revenue from the govt

3.MTN buying etisalat would further solidify their presence and weaken competition since they are way ahead competitively.

These are my thoughts though, a mere hypothesis may not actually be the truth.

Open to criticisms

angels09:
it's like fidelity Bank eyeing First Bank....mere dreams. The money of swindled Glo Data subscribers will not allow his wicked thoughts come to fruition.

NwaAmaikpe:
He hasn't handled Glo efficiently na Etisalat e dey eye..

Seems he has so much money to waste..

Or shagging Toke Makinwa gives him sloppy business ideas

DieBuhari:
Incompetence actually. You just comfirmed what I said with your own grammatical incompetence.

blank:
If he buys it, I port immediately. After running from Glo, they can't catch me again.

miqos02:
this issue precedes the Qatar political issue.

IYANGBALI:
Which kind yeye eye him dey eye Etisalat,of all the networks in Nigeria globacom is the worstest abeg make him carry that him yeye eye comot for Etisalat o, make dem no come kill am for us

kolaaderin:


Dont worry, all you shouting he should not buy will soon decamp from Etisalat to other networks when it finally kicked the bucket from its financial illness. by then u will have zero network of etisalat and it carcass will left in the book of history of once upon a time

hedonistic:


Forget this sentimental bullshit abeg and face reality. Glo is an incompetent and pathetic network, full stop.

I hate this oft repeated nonsense about per second billing. It makes you lot sound like a broken record. It was simply a business decision (market entry strategy) to acquire market share. Anyone else would have done the same thing; there's nothing special there to be perpetually grateful for. And even if they didn't, per second billing would have eventually been introduced. It's called evolution!

For donkey years, Glo has done nothing to improve its data services and network quality, which is still the worst in the country. If this is not attributable to the incompetence of its owners/administrators and to the typical 'Nigerian factor', then what should be blamed?

9japrof:
As much as I hate glo with passion for their poor internet services I think it is a welcome development for a Nigerian to acquire the company instead of these other investors from outside the country.

My reasons:

1. Foreign investors would result to capital flight since most of the ROI would always be sent abroad to build their economies.

2. The company going under would lead to a lot of job losses and possible dent to tax revenue from the govt

3.MTN buying etisalat would further solidify their presence and weaken competition since they are way ahead competitively.

These are my thoughts though, a mere hypothesis may not actually be the truth.

Open to criticisms

ADENIKETINA2015:
Lai Lai ko le werk. Ogbono network buying Egusi network. Abeg I nor wan draw o. Glo network is strictly for the patient ones
#Glo=Endurance

GagaBrother291:
I just had to quote this comment. you're right o. I'm using Glo and Etisalat but Glo is - patience. Etibaba is so fast. but wait o, how can Etisalat be in such debt with their very expensive data?