texazzpete:

Not everyone is interested in using your low end Dual or Tri Sim phones, thank you.

Billyonaire: Because you need to retain your 11 digits phone number. Businessmen do not buy new sims every time, cos we do not print letterheads and business cards every month. And we also have clients that call sometimes 2 yrs after they got your business card, so the phone number has to be retained for ever and network can be juggled while shopping for better signal at cheaper rate.

Besides, it is a choice, students and unemployed persons can decide not to port, no be by force.

luluosas:
E better say you get all the GSM Sim card than make you stay with one provider by removing your number from say Glo to MTN. I hope say you understand me.

Red-Light:
the most discouraging part is having to collect form b4 u can change network.. Its total nonsense.. Why in the world would i wana waste my time and money only to wait for another 90days for the same process when i can just get N100 sim out there...

Red-Light:
a businness man dnt use just a number...u have one for direct and one or 2 for business ... Thats how i did my own... 1 line for family and friends... The other 2 for for business and transactions.... And u cant expect out of my busy schedule to be going about looking for where to collect form simply becoz i want to change my carrier only to wait for another 90days to change back if am not pleased with the carrier i migrated to

chiover: I think you're 100% correct sir!. It doesn't ring a positive bell to me either

bowee4u: It will aid compitition and force down the cost of making calls, that is what most people disire.

greenguy: pointless article.

MNP is a very welcome idea; it places the telecom operators on their feet and 3months space for switching makes sense too (technically).

luluosas:
True talk jare. Hola your number, maybe I fit help with 100 naira.

luluosas:
Who tell you say all dual Sim phone na cheap phone? Have heard of Samsung Galaxy GRAND Dual Sim phone before?

he said "low end" not "cheap"

Koolking: The advantage of recharging your SIM with any network card is a big turn on. That means, if you are using MTN SIM, and you have any of Glo, Airtel or Etisalat Recharge PIN handy, you are good to go.

besticality: I currently work with one of the BIG 4 and we have been going for training upon training abt MNP.
This is the process : u call the call centre to enquire about their requirements.
U send 'port' from your phone to 3232
And you go to the showroom of the network you wish to port into for the completion of the process.

Its expected to be completed within 48hours.

patholaw: pls some1 should summarize the story 4 me

besticality: I currently work with one of the BIG 4 and we have been going for training upon training abt MNP.
This is the process : u call the call centre to enquire about their requirements.
U send 'port' from your phone to 3232
And you go to the showroom of the network you wish to port into for the completion of the process.

Its expected to be completed within 48hours.

nenergy: The use of dual/Tri Sim phones in Nigeria will frustrate the MNP. I for one have all 4 sim cards (i use 3 number at a time-1 single sim & 1 dual sim phone),so no need to port. Only dissatisfied customers who use only one line will port.

aminho: Am I late