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Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by dridowu: 7:17pm On Nov 29, 2015
Johannesburg - The presidents of Africa’s two
biggest economies plan to meet in Johannesburg
this week to discuss MTN’s $5.2bn fine in Nigeria,
reported the Sunday Times .
President Jacob Zuma and his Nigerian counterpart
Muhammadu Buhari are expected to meet and
discuss the fine along the sidelines of the Forum of
China-Africa Co-operation, the newspaper reported
on Sunday.
The event takes place on December 4-5 at the
Sandton Convention Centre.
Meanwhile, the expected meeting between the two
heads of state comes after Nigeria’s
communications technology minister Adebayo Shittu
told newspapers in the West African country that
Buhari will decide on MTN’s fate regarding the fine.
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)
fined MTN $5.2bn for failing to disconnect five
million unregistered SIM cards in a timely manner.
Nigeria’s SIM card registration process is designed
to curb terror and criminal threats in that country.
The fine - which Denmark-based Strand Consult said
is the biggest of its kind in history - has rattled the
South African headquartered MTN whose share price
shed about fifth of its value amid the penalty.
MTN’s group chief executive officer Sifiso
Dabengwa subsequently quit while the company’s
former CEO Phuthuma Nhleko was then appointed
as executive chairperson and tasked with tackling
the fine.
Talks between MTN and the NCC regarding the fine
are said to be ongoing with Nhleko having visited
Nigeria.
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) is also
investigating MTN for how it announced its fine to
shareholders.
- Fin24
http://m.news24.com/fin24/Tech/Companies/zuma-buhari-to-meet-over-mtns-52bn-fine-20151129
Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by harrisug(m): 7:19pm On Nov 29, 2015
Nice
Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by osesology(m): 7:25pm On Nov 29, 2015
To what end exactly?
Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by dridowu: 7:28pm On Nov 29, 2015
The presidents of Africa’s two
biggest economies plan to meet in Johannesburg
indirectly, meaning that Buhari will be travelling again.

lalasticlala
Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by Bolade005: 8:07pm On Nov 29, 2015
So the President is heading to SA again?

Maybe the wailers are right afterall. Maybe we've been scammed by APC and Buhari.
Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by Nobody: 8:33pm On Nov 29, 2015
Must buhari head to SA? Y can't Zuma head here
Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by kellystech(m): 8:58pm On Nov 29, 2015
President travelhari

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Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by Nobody: 9:14pm On Nov 29, 2015
Bolade005:
So the President is heading to SA again?

Maybe the wailers are right afterall. Maybe we've been scammed by APC and Buhari.


if he goes to south africa, then i can personally confirm that hes an ediot.
Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by Blizzy9ja: 9:53pm On Nov 29, 2015
I thought a Nigerian Agency(NCC) fined MTN and not the other way round... Why is Buhari travelling to meet Zuma?
Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by 14(m): 12:35am On Nov 30, 2015
Blizzy9ja:
I thought a Nigerian Agency(NCC) fined MTN and not the other way round... Why is Buhari travelling to meet Zuma?

because there is CHINA-AFRICA summit in johannesburg, all 54 african presidents meeting with Chinese president.

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Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by Blizzy9ja: 12:48am On Nov 30, 2015
14:


because there is CHINA-AFRICA summit in johannesburg, all 54 african presidents meeting with Chinese president.
But Nigeria is China's biggest market in Africa... Such meetings are supposed 2 be held in Nigeria and not South Africa.
Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by dridowu: 8:08am On Nov 30, 2015
lalasticlala
Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by Wazzaowner(m): 8:56am On Nov 30, 2015
Buhari just love travelin.. dats his hobbie!!.
Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by badonkadonk: 7:02pm On Nov 30, 2015
Blizzy9ja:
But Nigeria is China's biggest market in Africa... Such meetings are supposed 2 be held in Nigeria and not South Africa.

Dude!! Ordinarily Yes!! But giving the state of security and the latest intelligence report on bh.. None of the participants would want to come over to Nigeria for such an important meeting..
Re: Zuma, Buhari ‘to Meet’ Over Mtn’s $5.2bn Fine by hentech911: 8:17am On Dec 01, 2015
Sometimes we have a way of making our self look stupid. If PMB should go to S/africa because of MTN, then he must be a baby president without clue.
NCC fined MTN, instead of Zuma to come to Nigeria to discuss the issue with our president, our Fulani is going S/africa to discuss the issue.
Apprentice Democratic Presido.

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