New Celtel Advert

hey guys,
recently we are being bombarded every minute with different kinds of advert or the other. If it's not one of the new generation banks showing off their prowress, it's group of passengers in a bus annoyingly displaying the new naira notes, which as must of us would have correctly predicted, are still very much abused by some of our fellow compatriots especially our market women and bus conductors - who disgustfully squeeze these notes as if their lives depended on it.

but my major concern is centred on the recent celtel advert which most of us are very much aware, was not made here in Naija, instead they took it all the way to south africa. The most annoying part was that they thought they've had all Nigerians fooled by showing us live pictures of people with closed lips and a narrator (in broken English) at the background, to me, that was so annoying, is it that there are no capable hands here in Nigeria that can do a more excellent work. We prefer stuffs when they are foreign. A nigerian and a Labanesse walks into an office for a job, just because the Nigerian is black skinned and the supposedly labaneese is white skinned and least qualified, he gets the job. Ha ba! Nigerians,what the hell is going on?

my main problem with d celtel adverts is that 4 adverts shot outside nigeria they are nothing to write home about 

don't really seem to understand CELTEL nowadays o, 

globalaid,
I mean no disrespect but next time, try reading between the lines. i never insinuated that all adverts be done here in Nigeria, but only pointed out a thorn in some of our fleshes here at home, besides everyone wants quality services or presentation when it comes to marketing.
i haven't neglected the fact that there are decays in our home-based goods (-- like the usual makosa-like adverts done by Nigerians for Nigerians) what i did was to point out a statement of fact. i am a programmer and i never invest my time criticising issues unless it's a badly coded segments of code fraught with bugs

The problems we have has to do with our government. The GSM operators used to print the Recharge Card, yes, ordinary recharge card abroad, until government banned it. I don't agree that the issue is lack of adequate equipment. Government should wake up to its responsibilities. I mean, these companies can't compare what they make in Nigeria to what they make in their native African countries.

Look at what happen with DStv of a thing where they have the licence to transmit Premiership to African counties including Nigeria. But when the Minister of Information woke up, he took it upon himself and from next season local operators will transmit the matches. These are what we want from our goverment, not Ghana must Go bag, not PTDF stuff

I just think you people have bad Belle fro CELTEL, i would rather stick to service than adverts.

I agree govt. has to wake up to its responsibilities. For crying out loud we can measure up to international standards in anything. We just av 2 bliv in ourselves!!!