@OP Alakoba. Why such a misquoted headline.

next bus stop, DSTV

Welcome on board sir.

Wetin me I understand for the headline is mtn Chairman who is a south African slave is telling us that south africa will deal with NCC of nigeria. Meaning, south africa will deal with nigeria ?

mtn abeg pack and go

Begonia:
The topic is misleading.

Anyway, MTN should spare us the drama.
They should face the consequences of their action and move the hell on.

Word!

Lolz...nawa o

The fines were listed for non compliance already and you idiots decided to flaunt it?

Typical Nigerian news reportage.

The man said "proactively deal with NCC", @OP reported "deal with NCC" in the headline.

Omitting the adjective makes the comment confrontational.

olokeded:



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/nhleko-takes-over-as-mtns-acting-chair/

OP you go school at all? What he said and your headline, are they the same thing?

MTN has been deducting my credit incessantly these days. Hope im not paying part of the fine

ritababe:
So far am concern, mtn is still the best network in nigeria.

receive sense

Abi eleyi ya waray ni? From where to where Ogbeni dig hand for pocket and pay your fine jor..imagine Nigerian can hold the position of CEO and you wan do biz with ease for Nigeria..you just dey start..infact u never Start..

and sack those evil spirits that sends those bulk sms from Isaiah 3310 3320 etc

Engrish

Na the mod we go blame now abi Op?

where did this OP learn his English. What a misleading header

Jaideyone:
lol the topic made it seem as if he's here to fight NCC

Exactly my thought!

no wonder my airtime no dey last again 4 phone

It clearly shows that most of us are oblivious of the consequences of MTN divesting their interest in the Nigerian economy. Thousands of Generator companies like Jubaili, JMG, Mikano, and mech/tech spare parts companies will go down, thousands of indigenous diesel company will die, what of Telecom support companies? Ericsson will downsize, Huawei will downsize, Siemens, etc, the indigenous ones will close down. That's just mentioning few of the impact of MTN shutting down business in Nigeria. The present unemployment will be a child's play to the one you will subsequently witness ! Bunch of ignorant people ! Judging the level of intelligence in some comments some so called Nigerian youths make on this forum, please tell me these people are 8 grade kids and not product of our educational systems ...or else Nigeria is in trouble !!

Point of observation, its not MTN Nigeria CEO that resigned its MTN Group CEO, Mike Ikpoki still remains MTN Nigeria CEO

Hope this one will bring change to empty-hen.....and for the record the predecessor didn't willingly resign,he was force to.

Hope this one will bring change to empty-hen.....and for the record the predecessor didn't willingly resign,he was forced to.

Goldenboy007:
It clearly shows that most of us are oblivious of the consequences of MTN divesting their interest in the Nigerian economy. Thousands of Generator companies like Jubaili, JMG, Mikano, and mech/tech spare parts companies will go down, thousands of indigenous diesel company will die, what of Telecom support companies? Ericsson will downsize, Huawei will downsize, Siemens, etc, the indigenous ones will close down. That's just mentioning few of the impact of MTN shutting down business in Nigeria. The present unemployment will be a child's play to the one you will subsequently witness ! Bunch of ignorant people ! Judging the level of intelligence in some comments some so called Nigerian youths make on this forum, please tell me these people are 8 grade kids and not product of our educational systems ...or else Nigeria is in trouble !!

Eventually MTN will leave Nigeria, but not in a hurry. In situation like this, you sell your stake to the biggest bidder, local or international, between 50 to 60%.

Nigeria is no longer conjucive for doing business, with all its challenges, the regulatory environment has made it business unfriendly. Most international companies will look east, Ethiopia, Tanzania and kenya are attractive and no bottlenecks.

Maybe Nigeria think they can build their own multinationals like the likes of DStv, MTN, Shoprite, Pick n Pay, Stanbic, Game. The question is, why could nigeria not have such businesses before they came in? The answer is, Nigeria was not capable and still not capable to run such businesses.

14:
The question is, why could nigeria not have such businesses before they came in? The answer is, Nigeria was not capable and still not capable to run such businesses.

Nice try southie, We have Globacom , Dangote and many more businesses operating in other parts of Africa.
Nigerians are more than capable to run such businesses..
Mtn can go to Hades for all we care, we don't need em.

14:


Eventually MTN will leave Nigeria, but not in a hurry. In situation like this, you sell your stake to the biggest bidder, local or international, between 50 to 60%.

Nigeria is no longer conjucive for doing business, with all its challenges, the regulatory environment has made it business unfriendly. Most international companies will look east, Ethiopia, Tanzania and kenya are attractive and no bottlenecks.

Maybe Nigeria think they can build their own multinationals like the likes of DStv, MTN, Shoprite, Pick n Pay, Stanbic, Game. The question is, why could nigeria not have such businesses before they came in? The answer is, Nigeria was not capable and still not capable to run such businesses.

Can you imagine, don't mind them. We Nigerians know how to complain ! Let them go ask their parents what happened when Nitel closed down , or ask their seniors when Jim Ovia closed visafone and laid people off!! If Satellite TV was easy your indigenous HiTV wouldn't have closed down. Wait till all these foreign investments go...then you can all go back to fish farming with your half baked degree certificates !!!

14:


Eventually MTN will leave Nigeria, but not in a hurry. In situation like this, you sell your stake to the biggest bidder, local or international, between 50 to 60%.

Nigeria is no longer conjucive for doing business, with all its challenges, the regulatory environment has made it business unfriendly. Most international companies will look east, Ethiopia, Tanzania and kenya are attractive and no bottlenecks.

Maybe Nigeria think they can build their own multinationals like the likes of DStv, MTN, Shoprite, Pick n Pay, Stanbic, Game. The question is, why could nigeria not have such businesses before they came in? The answer is, Nigeria was not capable and still not capable to run such businesses.

More heads to roll! And I hope they sack all the MTN Nigeria Executives & boards. Bring back exparts to replace the executives. All this nonsense happened on their watch having very well the knowledge of the country & people. They must sack the hell lot!

My sim is yet to be registered hope NCC will give me my 200k else me self go fine dem 5billion cos na my line dem no register no be NCC line, I remember how much I buy that line those dayz and I still get my log book for all the credit I don buy since 2002. Thank God o I dey collect all my money bock. In this regard I sing in Joel voice..... Jehovah CHukwudi e chukwudi e

MTN Group in SA and not MTN Nigeria... Stop misinforming people pls. Michael Ikpoki is MTN Nigeria CEO

Goldenboy007:
It clearly shows that most of us are oblivious of the consequences of MTN divesting their interest in the Nigerian economy. Thousands of Generator companies like Jubaili, JMG, Mikano, and mech/tech spare parts companies will go down, thousands of indigenous diesel company will die, what of Telecom support companies? Ericsson will downsize, Huawei will downsize, Siemens, etc, the indigenous ones will close down. That's just mentioning few of the impact of MTN shutting down business in Nigeria. The present unemployment will be a child's play to the one you will subsequently witness ! Bunch of ignorant people ! Judging the level of intelligence in some comments some so called Nigerian youths make on this forum, please tell me these people are 8 grade kids and not product of our educational systems ...or else Nigeria is in trouble !!

Nigerians can't think deeply. Overly emotional with low IQ

hmmm... MTN should just pay up.