I got the message last week to verify my SIM. I have been to MTN's office twice this week here in Uyo and the crowd there in their tiny and only outlet is better imagined. I shudder to think what infectious diseases might have been communicated. All it takes is an infectious cough/sneeze that isn't well covered from one person to another person with a low immune system.

MTN's machines clearly working beyond its capacity have broken down plus the poor network isn't helping matters.

Another thing is obviously the poor planning towards this exercise as there is no attempt at crowd control or dissemination of information.

Some customers lines have already been barred and I have been sent a message that my line will be disconnected today.

Now I think, most Nigerian businesses are yet to get it right as regard logistics/proper planning. I guess it hasn't yet sunk in that proper planning can help create a better conducive working environment for the employees and a better service to the customers.