lollmaolol:


ClassicMG go to work!

smile

I don't understand anything being said here.

Please can someone help me out?

abeg go back to your country or you better go to hell.afterall who you epp

BlaqCoffee109:
Is that why their 4G is as slow as 2G? In any case the Nigerian Authorities are right on this. As for the Rewane guy, shame on him, his statement reeks of someone who has just been bought over...does he understand the effect of the MTN tax evasion on the Nigerian economy and the unhealthy precedence it sets for other so called investors? What investors need are tax break not tax evasion...MTN can not try this same rubbish in the US or UAE for that matter.Worse still is MTN doing business in Nigeria all these years and not being listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange...that has been undermining the Nation and trust me, the Nigerian Authorities have been lenient with the penalty. Solid economies defines Nations Politically on the global stage, we are not yet on the part to industrialization self.

MTN did not evade tax. It is the government that came back years later to claim they made in mistake in calculations. MTN provided 82 boxes of evidence to the government for review, they did not even bother to look at it.

Are you aware it was not the FIRS that cried foul but the office of the attroney general. Now the CBN is saying the banks and MTN may not really have nay case to answer. They are now doing what they should have done first, listen to the banks and MTN. Instead they rushed to the press, because under Buhari, this kind of news seems to be an achievement.

The overall negative impact it could have on the stock exchange was not properly thought through.

Even the fine due to unregistered SIMS was outrageous in my opinion. Are digitalcrimes not still being committed now that SIMS are registered?

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lollmaolol:
If our government continue to strangle companies especially multinationals like MTN, they are directly:

1. Sending wrong signal to investors to stay away from Nigeria and;

2. Chasing away the blue chip companies and encouraging outsourcing of staff.

so,the blue chips companies should strangle our country and it's economy.this is mumuism and slave mentality

Ikpongiton:
so,the blue chips companies should strangle our country and it's economy.this is mumuism and slave mentality

Ok

BlaqCoffee109:
Oga, what investors need are tax break not tax evasion... what's the point of having this same blue Chip companies trading in our country again?

I agree with the tax break point.

Bryan12:
What is IPO?

I know I didn't read the thread

International Police Operations

ClassicMG:
should the government now overlook their wrong doing all in the name of keeping investors?

that guy above you is not a nigerian,he is a slave from mali

Omo MTN go tie...

Another fine loading

rman:


MTN did not evade tax. It is the government that came back years later to claim they made in mistake in calculations. MTN provided 82 boxes of evidence to the government for review, they did not even bother to look at it.

Are you aware it was not the FIRS that cried foul but the office of the attroney general. Now the CBN is saying the banks and MTN may not really have nay case to answer. They are now doing what they should have done first, listen to the banks and MTN. Instead they rushed to the press, because under Buhari, this kind of news seems to be an achievement.

The overall negative impact it could have on the stock exchange was not properly thought through.

Even the fine due to unregistered SIMS was outrageous in my opinion. Are digitalcrimes not still being committed now that SIMS are registered?

hmmm

lollmaolol:


I agree with the tax break point.

sure...

lollmaolol:
If our government continue to strangle companies especially multinationals like MTN, they are directly:

1. Sending wrong signal to investors to stay away from Nigeria and;

2. Chasing away the blue chip companies and encouraging outsourcing of staff.

Thank You.

This is how reasonable people think not like those idiots that commented b4 you

rman:


MTN did not evade tax. It is the government that came back years later to claim they made in mistake in calculations. MTN provided 82 boxes of evidence to the government for review, they did not even bother to look at it.

Are you aware it was not the FIRS that cried foul but the office of the attroney general. Now the CBN is saying the banks and MTN may not really have nay case to answer. They are now doing what they should have done first, listen to the banks and MTN. Instead they rushed to the press, because under Buhari, this kind of news seems to be an achievement.

The overall negative impact it could have on the stock exchange was not properly thought through.

Even the fine due to unregistered SIMS was outrageous in my opinion. Are digitalcrimes not still being committed now that SIMS are registered?

I also had my reservacations when the initial news broke out. Knowing the way we do things here I know somebody somewhere has not done his or her work well. Will CBN come out to withdraw the initial statement and put issues on the right perspective, I doubt. Let us keep our fingers crossed and wait for the final findings.

lollmaolol:
If our government continue to strangle companies especially multinationals like MTN, they are directly:

1. Sending wrong signal to investors to stay away from Nigeria and;

2. Chasing away the blue chip companies and encouraging outsourcing of staff.

sorry bros but hentihen are a chronic pretender criminals

Donald95:


Thank You.

This is how reasonable people think not like those idiots that commented b4 you

Thank you Donald95 for reasoning with me.

samuelchimmy:
sorry bros but hentihen are a chronic pretender criminals

Lol @ hentihen

if i become the president of nigeria tomorrow, my first major assignment will be,to send mtn,julius berger and shell packing.