virginboy1:
Buhari is the best President Ever.
Yeeeehhhh *Who slapped Me"...

The spirit of the 3 million demented Igbos Ojukwu wasted fighting a lost cause.

Huh dem dey mad?
Make I finish my 10gb first

That is not the way to go about it. Can't NCC take over all the affected companies management? Many unsuspecting subscribers that have future expiry credit validity will suffer.

haywire07:
Unemployment on the rise again

i tell you.

BabaO2:
That is not the way to go about it. Can't NCC take over all the affected companies management? Many unsuspecting subscribers that have future expiry credit validity will suffer.

That one pain you? Plenty people will loose their jobs.

As long as money is involved. No shaking

virginboy1:
Zombie..

like seriously? How old are u..virginboy

Well, I guess network elements colocated in IHS facilities will be affected if this goes through. Nothing more.

What happens to my swift 4G LTE modem ?

I got it with my last cash for 22k.

They exploited me , now my daddy is raising standards against them.

Later after New year. I'm heading back to greener pastures where life makes more sense.

haywire07:
Unemployment on the rise again

Aswear

etugba:
so what will happen to my 9mobile sim?

you can keep it as part of your artifacts.

datyrone:
nothing they happen...they wudnt be disconnected money wud resolve it..btw your reference says guardian...

I love this piece... This is Nigeria!

etugba:
so what will happen to my 9mobile sim?

Port to MTN

virginboy1:
Buhari is the best President Ever.



Yeeeehhhh *Who slapped Me"...

...u should have said it 100 times...okay?

sacx:
Are those facilities the only ones they use? Ten days is still a lot of time

Yes they are.

i no remember last when i use etisalat

Hian!! No be same Swift wey call today dey do promo of sub for 2 months and get one month free?

Dear all



Our attention has been drawn to the NCC publication in The Guardian of today, Tuesday December 18, 2018. captioned Pre-Disconnection Notice.



The Publication relates to industry wide indebtedness affecting different Operators in the normal cause of Business



Smile Telecommunications Limited is not indebted to ATC as alleged in the press release. Smile Communications Nigeria has demanded for a rebuttal from the NCC and ATC with respect to the erroneous publication.



Smile Communications has made significant payment to reduce its indebtedness to IHS and is currently in talks with IHS on a payment plan to completely settle the outstanding amount within the shortest period.



Be assured that Smile Communications services will not be disrupted or disconnected.



Employees are advised to disregard speculations around the publication and go about their normal daily tasks.



Godfrey Efeurhobo

Managing Director

The truth is there are certain business in nigeria that have been completely monopolized....and u competiting with them is at your own peril and such is the
telecommunication business

Cement business

Satellite business, ,(dstv and fg b like 5 and 6)

For those our people looking to start a multi millionaire company should look else where, ,,but please don't try the ones listed above if you don't want to get frustrated with high bp

yes MTN is owing NCC.

NCC is the one in charge of debts owed within the sector. This includes debts owed to IHS and so on

new2012:


Baba, how did MTN get into this? Is mtn owing NCC, ATC or IHS? Post like you have some good sense!

Destruction is the only legacy of Buharis and APC..

JeffreyJames:
Hian!! No be same Swift wey call today dey do promo of sub for 2 months and get one month free?

Me don jump go pay for 2 extra months bonanza.

Chai.

Anyway

doctoradekokolo:
MTN don pay dem to spoil business for my 9mob. So sad...

Which data plan you dey use on 9mobile?

Oyeleye101:

Which data plan you dey use on 9mobile?

D Click

af spent cloae to 300k on spectranet in 2yrs

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Cacawa2:
yes MTN is owing NCC.

NCC is the one in charge of debts owed within the sector. This includes debts owed to IHS and so on

Before u post something, read it to see if it makes sense to you. Don't spew thrash because u have issues with someone or an org.

How can NCC be in charge of debts in the sector? Bro, are you drunk?

Warning don't look at my signature or you might win cash for Xmas..

new2012:
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Before u post something, read it to see if it makes sense to you. Don't spew thrash because u have issues with someone or an org.

How can NCC be in charge of debts in the sector? Bro, are you drunk?

Ok who is in charge of regulating the communications sector?

who is in charge of law and order in the communications sector?
who is in charge of making sure parties within the sector obey the rules of get fined?
who is in charge of making sure that parties within the sector pay one another at the right time to keep the sector stable?

If you think you have an answer different from the word NCC, then you are demented.

You dare come at me with such a low IQ and a vague response? What impetus.

Cacawa2:


Ok who is in charge of regulating the communications sector?

who is in charge of law and order in the communications sector?
who is in charge of making sure parties within the sector obey the rules of get fined?
who is in charge of making sure that parties within the sector pay one another at the right time to keep the sector stable?

If you think you have an answer different from the word NCC, then you are demented.

You dare come at me with such a low IQ and a vague response? What impetus.

After all these rantings, let me know how MTN got roped into the conversation...

So because NCC regulates, it means NCC is owed? Wtf!

new2012:


After all these rantings, let me know how MTN got roped into the conversation...

So because NCC regulates, it means NCC is owed? Wtf!

You are probably ignorant of the facts.

MTN committed a breach.

NCC fined them.

MTN went behind NCC to negotiate with the FG a soft landing.

Now that has been swept under the carpet.

MTN even once threatened to pull out of the market. In their argument, they said how would they be ever able to pay a huge fine when FG/NCC is giving new competitors an advantage.

They insisted that the best alternative was to force all players to charge high data rates. But smile argued that their cheap rates was their brand and Nigerians rallied round them.

Same way we rallied round TsTv until DSTV (another South African company) got its way.

Today, it’s smile that’s receiving it.