otabuko:
you follow dey do this awoof abi....

Lol. Abi na. And their ntwork is fast in my home and at work.

dhardline:
Am tired of Nigeria i swear.

You may try: A. Libya. B. Mali. C. Iraq

Orter:

You may try:
A. Libya.
B. Mali.
C. Iraq

While you rest in Syria...how bout that

buoye1:
You think people will support your foolish post here? You're just a sadist with no sense of humor.. ...


Oloshiii rada rada


People like you make others rain abuses on the entire tribe

Foól
Wetin consin you

Leyqute:


This is a very stu.pid mentality.

Obviously you have no idea of what I'm talking about. If you don't understand something you shut your mouth instead of saying rubbish.

What if MTN has a hefty turnover in Nigeria? Aren't they offering a form of service? If you sell a box of chocolate to every Nigerian with a profit of N1 do you know how much profit you'll make overall? Have you in any form erred?

If you'd said MTN's services are poor and expensive, that's a different matter and it's valid. I don't like MTN anymore than the average Nigerian but we have to be sensible in what we say.

If you feel NCC hasn't done much to punish MTN for the poor services they've offered, fine. I agree. Those guys have been passive and inept for a long time.

However, their latest move to remove the base lowest price for data subscription is a good move as it'll encourage competition and force telecomms coys to bring down data price.

However the reactions to the news aren't as intelligent nor sensible as one would fathom. You're probably one of those teenagers who can't read separate your perceptions and deductions from your prejudiced emotions.

Read and understand. Then comment.

Well,you are contradicting yourself about this issue. I ain't talking about mtn alone but all the mobile operators but I just sited mtn highhandedness as an example. What has this ncc been doing all this while when Nigerian had been paying exorbitantly for poor services from mobile operators and yet support this costly and poor services with benchmark price. So, it's about ncc not standing up to their responsibility earlier by regulating this guys which clearly portays shady deal and corruption on their part. This is what most Nigerian you called juveniles were saying.

I am doing research on that.

undercurrent:

No Prof...Pls educate me.

JeffreyJamez:


NTEL is coming, NCC is giving them a soft landing because NTEL is going to start with Data plans and not calls.

Oh that makes sense