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Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by RepoMan007: 8:09pm On Jan 25 |
Maybe MTN is also responsible for poor Glo network also. DSTV is almost same story. They win the race and get hated for the fruits of their superior service. |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by Yankiss(m): 8:12pm On Jan 25 |
FreeStuffsNG:You would understand Reno's assertion if you go to other countries and try their networks. You could literally speak for hours on the phone in some countries with little or nothing as charge. Try it in Nigeria. |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by wiseoneking: 8:14pm On Jan 25 |
Borrow222:Be sure to know that he’s reading your comment. That guy is all weather and can do anything for money |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by JimohMomoh: 8:19pm On Jan 25 |
TheRealMalcolmX: God bless you. Glo prefer to buy G-wagon for celebrities than fixing their poor networks. Their staffs are poorly motivated and many have resigned and have now become agents hanging around their office premises. You will pass through hell just to retrieve your Glo Sim in FCT, their over stretched staffs behave like civil servants. Adenuga is no longer running that company well. Any slight rainfall glo network will disappear and spoil your online business. 3 Likes |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by nearline(m): 8:36pm On Jan 25 |
Omihanifa:As someone who grew up watching a lot and I mean a lot of documentaries I can tell you that anyone can decide to make their own documentary. That is exactly how it works. The reason documentaries made by individuals are not common is because lack of funding and unavailability of other resources like security e.t.c. depending on what you want to document. |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by PeachtreeReside(f): 8:38pm On Jan 25 |
We need to look inwards and stop looking to Outsiders to invest in our country. Because the reporting currency is in Dollars, they will have to leave if the dollar rate is unfavourable to them. |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by Ubdavis(m): 8:40pm On Jan 25 |
Weting be ur problem with mtn? |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by seborrhic: 8:46pm On Jan 25 |
Yankiss:And you believe it? No wonder someone can come to Nigeria say anything,no matter how outlandish and people would believe. So if people can make calls for hours,how does the network make money? Don't confuse free calls at some hours of the day or weekend or a bundle plan where you pay a fixed amount then can make calls unlimited,to networks not charging for calls. 1 Like |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by Proffdada: 8:46pm On Jan 25 |
Alexis11:Why hate what's not even worth the hate. He's an attention seeker who represents nothing close to the truth. Only gullible people swallow every word he utters. |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by bellosulaiman(m): 8:57pm On Jan 25 |
AnonPoet: DSTV nko? |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by Achoghim: 9:07pm On Jan 25 |
I don't know about the economics side of MTN's business but one thing I know is that they are the best in Nigeria. Where's the alternative? Is it Glo that goes on and off almost every day? Is it Airtel that zaps data like an F1 race car guzzling fuel or is it 9mobile that's turning off some of their masts? |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by Achoghim: 9:13pm On Jan 25 |
It's in our character to blame others for our own shortcomings. Glo as an alternative is just terrible, I experience network outages almost every day and some can last hours. You don't just know when that "emergency calls only" or "no service" will pop up. I've made a lot of complaints via Facebook to Glo customer care but nothing has changed since then. There's no Glo 4G connection in my area but MTN has. Let's stop blaming others and work on ourselves RepoMan007: |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by babasolution: 10:19pm On Jan 25 |
Stop this Reno omokri crap,the guy is irritating and evil. |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by themanderon: 10:47pm On Jan 25 |
Mtn has politicians in their pockets just like DStv does. They will always get by in a country like ours where politicians are only interested in their own interests. |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by Truvelisback(m): 7:25am On Jan 26 |
I hope this is not as a result of envy. MTN is not Nigeria's problem, our incompetent, clueless and self-centered govt is the Problem. Omokri, stop the envy. |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by Jagabanarmy: 8:30am On Jan 26 |
brain54:Absolutely, I don't listen to fools like Omo ole |
Re: Effect Of MTN's Monopoly On Economies Of Sub-Saharan Countries - Reno Omokri by Lingudy(m): 12:47am On Jan 27 |
He is making sense. |
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