LMAyedun: MTN milking Nigerians dry since 1953.

Lets wake up Nigerians and discard MTN like SA did and are still doing.. Afterall, MTN is one of the poorest network provider in this country.

nobody gum their sim inside your phone na. you can always discard it if you are not content with their service.

kobonaire: true but Nigeria has also gained more .... think of the employment, secondary industries etc ..all that values to more than the $2.5B that they took out.. you do not nationalize your companies, the world is becoming a global village.

Dats correct. MTN has employed a lot of Nigerians dou many are contract staff. We pray dat one day they'll make dem full staff or something close to that considering the amount of profit they make because contract staff do not partake in their profit sharing things and other allowances full staff get........ To God be d glory.

careytommy:
nobody gum their sim inside your phone na. you can always discard it if you are not content with their service.

iwonbaoko: You no get sense!! they just bleeped Nigeria $2.5 billion and you are here feeling cool. How many Nigerian companies are taking $2.5 billion out of SA

you don't expect SA to beat us with our population. we are almost x2 of south Africa. when Nigerian companies start to develop good business strategies, we will topple that amount

LMAyedun: MTN milking Nigerians dry since 1953.

Lets wake up Nigerians and discard MTN like SA did and are still doing.. Afterall, MTN is one of the poorest network provider in this country.

is it Glo dat is better?2 mths now i've been trying to reach dem but a woman kips answering in yoruba,no language option.is evry body in Nigeria yoruba.i'm afta quality not being patriotic
Mtn is great in my area.

Ya true dat coz we uses more of Cell C network than MTN network here in SA. Cell C is more cheaper than every other network, unlike MTN and Vodacom.

Before nko

Abi una nor know say Nigeria is the dumping ground for substandard and mediocre goods and services?

ITbomb: Yet another reason to say that we are the biggest economy in Africa

GEJ Till 2019

Hmmmmm..... a reason to say we have the biggest clowns in Africa.

careytommy:
nobody gum their sim inside your phone na. you can always discard it if you are not content with their service.

GBAM! Bless you for this correct talk!

JUO: I pay them over 10k on data monthly

THIS NONSENSE MUST STOP,
#Teamfreebrowsing

No be small cash

iwonbaoko: You no get sense!! they just bleeped Nigeria $2.5 billion and you are here feeling cool. How many Nigerian companies are taking $2.5 billion out of SA

he no get wetin ----------A= sense, B =brain, C= iq, D= all of the above. Fill in the gap.

Mtn don extort my ppl die here for naija.. There is God ooo

NaLaugh:

Abeg, do you think i can buy MTN with 2 bags of salt?

But no, serious question- i remember in 2001-2002 you had to dial a number like 15 times before it connects. Is that still the case?
Abi na wetin make dem dey record profit be dat?

In the world of business, cutbacks on quality infrastructure= profit growth. Especially when you were afforded the opportunity to be an industry spearhead. We all know Econet's 0802 was dead on arrival back in the day

even been the FTC ,your comments is out of point

da one no concern me... Please before you go to bed 2nite, tie a palm leaf and a red clothe with 2 native chalk(male and female) round your head and waist. Afterwards, dance around any banana tree singing ebelebe ebelebe ebelebe 7times. This also prevents Ebola virus and special shout out to all the educated men and women who bath with salt this morning. We are drinking urine tomorrow and rubbing pepper in our eyes the day after tomorrow. =D =)) Ebola MUST go. funny Lol joke of the century

MTN r jx exploiting us even wit d terrible and useless service dy r offering us i dnt knw y ppl r still using dat stupid network

kobonaire: true but Nigeria has also gained more .... think of the employment, secondary industries that exist because of MTN's operations etc ..all that values to more than the $2.5B that they took out.. you do not blindly nationalize your companies, the world is becoming a global village and so you have to open your markets/economy to foreign investment.

Good talk. We talk as if it is not the same MTN that's putting food on some people's table. We want foreign investors to flood our country, and when these investors come and do profitable business with us ( which is mutual) we cry out that they are "robbing us". What stops us from also going to South Africa to do profitable business and bring back the money to Nigeria. Nigerians, complaining of foul play since 1914

omajali2003:

Good talk. We talk as if it is not the same MTN that's putting food on some people's table. We want foreign investors to flood our country, and when these investors come and do profitable business with us ( which is mutual) we cry out that they are "robbing us". What stops us from also going to South Africa to do profitable business and bring back the money to Nigeria. Nigerians, complaining of foul play since 1914

exactly...100% on point bros, it's actually just lack of understanding of economics by iwonbaoko and co

I use Glo

NaLaugh:

Abeg, do you think i can buy MTN with 2 bags of salt?

But no, serious question- i remember in 2001-2002 you had to dial a number like 15 times before it connects. Is that still the case?
Abi na wetin make dem dey record profit be dat?

In the world of business, cutbacks on quality infrastructure= profit growth. Especially when you were afforded the opportunity to be an industry spearhead. We all know Econet's 0802 was dead on arrival back in the day

not dead, reborn.

So these there duping for naija dey pay?! Congrats to mtn! (keep stealing my cards in the guise of non-existing callertunes.

macsika: Uhmm, you see, honestly i don't even know what to comment here. Some people are praising naija while others are dissing. Don't worry, i understand your pain because i absolutely do not know if this is a bad news or some kind of good news. Well if you're like me and don't know what to comment, i personally suggest we talk about, uhmm, i don't know, maybe FOOD? Or pictures of more food.




Now thats how to make a semi-long comment

Bros. . U no well oh

Yet they are are sucking us of our hard earned money. There downfall is coming sooner than expected.

nigerians are gud @ initiating revolution!"Let us".."Let us";na only wetin we dey hear

careytommy:
nobody gum their sim inside your phone na. you can always discard it if you are not content with their service.

[quote author=LMAyedun]MTN milking Nigerians dry since 1953.

DID EVEN KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT? SINCE "1953"

fvcking network, subscribed to bis a month buh d service keep fluntuating evry time. Sometimes i wont b able 2 broswe for hours. Ole!!! Why wont dey mk profit.

Let's go there °^° MTN oga at the top of everything in naija . Seriously ' I've been using MTN since their inception And introduction of making information communication tech enhanced .. I can't part from them now . Even with daily extortion ' it's become sth of a cliché . Etisalat are useless here -infact they be mumu 'Global com are so dry - I don't even consider em worthy .Airtel worse past all of em combined _ network is always fluctuating endless spam messages . MTN Forever !

If mtn was a monopoly in Nigeria, then those of you complaining that mtn is unduely exploiting Nigerians would have a valid argument. But clearly that is not the case, we have our own home grown glo and numerous other telcos providing a viable alternative to mtn, yet majority of Nigerians chose mtn.
The fact that most of us chose to use mtn when ther are other viable alternatives, means that mtn has something of value that they rightly charge nigerians for.

Superstar007:

Bros. . U no well oh

i know, right.

Na hin be say dem maga plenty for Naija.

Healthy profit after they have wrongly charge many Nigeria, you guys are making other people's sweat and calling it profit. People(including me) don't get money's worth service God punish you and your stupid profit, I pray your company(MTN) burns

It's high time I become an investor