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bulldoza:Lol..Na ur babe.....wetin concern u? |
Firefire:Firefire the pained soul. Who cares about your inconsequential opinion? With all your opinions before the elections one will.think Jonathan will win with over 7million votes....Alas........ Who takes the opinion of a looser serious? |
Should this case be squashed it will be a big stain on the government of Buhari. This dust raised by the case is not something that should be overlooked. It will send wrong signals to the international community and will definitely be a very delicious food in the mouth of the wailers. And off course a string of thread will be created by a protection seeker who thinks Facebook is moderated by APC the was Lasticlala and Obinoscopy moderates Nairaland with supervision from seun. |
Buhari if Saraki is spared...... That will be a big stain on your government. ... And will send wrong signals to the international community! |
mikolo80:Direct your frustrations to the federal government.... You and I are handicapped about the situation |
ApcSucks:See English construction. PDP branded brain at work! |
Energito:The problem with your likes is that you think you are doing the SE good....byt u are actually making people feel we have a lots of brainless, foolish, juveniles on the SE that lacks basic education. Asides glo...we have Etisalat, airtel, visafone... So where does ur sensless logic play here. Troll.... |
Energito:Daft sensless people have really infiltrated this NL. Imagine this fool spining this in a tribal direction You are one of the problems of the SE. imagine ur stupidity.....you will rather support MTN the ripper....than am indigenous company brought some sanity to the telecoms industry just because of your senseless tribal bigotry. 1. Glo started per sec billing when mtn and the likes said it was not possible 2. Glo started the 1k bis when other telecoms were still ripping 3. Glo as always been the first to slash call tarrifs. 4. Glo is the reason why there is so much competition in data sales today. 5. Glo as helped so much Nigeirans...from celebrities to oridinary Nigerians. According to Basket mouth...if u receive an alert from glo for being an Ambassador. ...your life have changed. Lots more For the records....I am from the ND. Grow up from your folly. |
It is very irritating the MTN who has about 80% of its staff strength either outsourced or contracted wi srill be beating chest in myndear country. Something decisive have to be done to curtail the excessiveness of this company.... There was a time they were asked to refund some amount to subscribers for poor services....instead they sent out the refund by credititting each line and sending messages that it was as a reward for being a customer. NCC really needs to checkmate this southafricans coming to our country to reap us ....and still deliver poor services lalasticlala |
It is impossible for MTN Nigeria to pay the N1.04 trillion fine it incurred from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) for alleged breach of SIM registration rules, TheCable has been told. On Monday, Umar Danbatta, chief executive officer of NCC, approved punitive sanctions totalling N1.04 trillion ($5.2bn) against MTN Nigeria for SIM registration breach. The sanction, which is the largest in Nigeria’s telecoms history, immediately affected the MTN group, as the company experienced a drastic decline in its stock, falling by over 12 percent in one day – the largest decline in 17 years. MTN stock closed the day on Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) at 167 Rand, its lowest closing price since June 2013, a feat which continued on Tuesday extending the stock fall to nearly 16 percent . Speaking with TheCable, an expert in the telecoms industry revealed that it would be literally impossible for MTN, valued at $23 billion in 22 countries, to pay such a fine based on its annual revenue generation. “The fine is definitely going to affect MTN. It is going to shake investors’ confidence in the business,” he told TheCable, asking not to be named. “If you have a business that has less than a trillion naira, about N800bn as total revenue, and you’re fining them N1.4tr, that means there’s no profit in that business. “It is really, really impossible for them to pay that kind of fine. If I were an investor in that business, I would sell my position. I would exit the business. You would have seen that their share price off the JSE fell by over 12 percent.” On the breakdown of the fine, which translates to N200,000 for each unregistered SIM, the expert said the regulatory body acted well by imposing the sanction, but added that it was not commensurate with the offence. “I do not think the NCC has overreacted, but I think the fine is grotesque. It’s unusual, it’s abnormal, you can’t explain it, and it’s clownish. This is not politics, this is business. “Yes, placing sanction is in order; the fine is meant to be commensurate with the offence. If you are accusing them of not deactivating 5.1 million unregistered subscribers, in how many years will those five million subscribers give them N1trn, in terms of revenue and profit? “What is the cost per user for those five million people? What is the profit and revenue they would have made from those five million – profile them and then calculate how to fine them.” The case against MTN, the largest telecoms company in Nigeria, was further strengthened by NCC’s position that the telco was undermining the efforts of the Nigerian government in tackling insurgency and other security challenges. Experts across the continent are also of the opinion that the fine is huge for MTN, and would not just affect the firm but also the Nigerian economy if MTN decides to pull out of the country. James Faircliff, a money manager at Tower Capital Management in Johannesburg, had said earlier that events like this affect doing business in emerging markets and makes investors uncomfortable. “Events like this, even if the final outcome, is a lesser fine, still highlight the unmanageable risk of doing business in highly regulated industries in emerging markets,” he told Bloomberg. “We feel that uncomfortable relations with the Nigerian regulator could pose added risk to the pending license renewals in that country.” MTN Nigeria, which controls 43 percent of Nigeria’s subscriber base, has been given till November 16 to pay up the fine. Diplomatic ties between Nigeria and South Africa are also said to be suspect, following sanctions on South African businesses in Nigeria. Stanbic IBTC, a subsidiary of South Africa’s Standard Bank, was sanctioned by the Financial Reporting Council on the same day MTN was fined by the NCC. MTN is in talks with the NCC to review the fine. Read more at: https://www.thecable.ng/impossible-mtn-cannot-pay-n1-4trn-ncc-fine |
ishiamu:Yet you cant do without wanking over her name? U dont need her yet u cant stop attacking her....thats a sign of obsession dude.... Grow some balls!!! |
IbokUtoroh:Hahahahahahaha. Super clowns everywhere. Jonathan did this and that that never worked in his tenure of 2 years acting and 4 years president but things changed siddenly after May 29. As at May power generation dropped to 1400MW when ur demi god was still in power. Then July when a new sheriff was in town The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), Tuesday, disclosed that electricity generation into the grid has hit a new-all time peak of 4,545 Megawatts. Help ur lazy brain. http://www.nigerianmonitor.com/2015/07/15/nigerias-electricity-transmission-hits-all-time-record-of-4545-megawatts/ One of ur fellow clowns shigoslim even said Jonathan left 500Megawatts when the highest peak is 4,545 megawatts. ![]() Wait o....if bomb goes off tmr now...you trolls will invade the thread shouting Buhari....same BH that escalted under Jonathan....but when there is light and any good news...you shout Jonathan. The big joke is on you bro.....you have many years to wail! Change or die wailing |
ishiamu:Physco, u want to have sex with her that u av to put that up in her post? You can only dream...... In b/w she can have sex as much as she wants...that shouldn't be your headache. ..concentrate on having a woman for ursef rather than poking into other people's property. |
Beremx:He expected a Mercedes Limo to drive into the main building of the airport to convey him to his waiting convoy outside..... Thats how PDP branded brain works. |
shigoslim:oboi...if u dey suffer....I nor dey suffer ooooo. He left 5000 mega watta in your village bah You are a super clown. Engaging u is like trying to tell a todler not everything is for the mouth. Jonathan lost...you have to live with that till u die. Keep hating Buhari and your own peril. ![]() |
iwaeda:Stop fooling yourself. How many megawatss did Jonathan leave? And how many is generated now. Your lots tried to claim it was rain that brought about the enormous improvement like it was sunny all through Jonathan's tenure. If u are not too blind with hate....you will understand that routine maintenance is important inevitable so stop your folly and accept Jonathan was a failure. PRYCE:Do u have a relative that works as a Morgue Attendant? |
Wondo, who disguised as a woman by wearing a hijab (Special dress for Moslem women, which covers all their body), while parking his car few kilometers away arrived his lover’s home late in the night, without knowing that Shagari was keeping vigil for him. The husband soon appeared in company of his Personal Assistant (PA) and as he drove into his compound, he sighted a feminine figure in veil (hijab) coming out of his house. The way and manner the unknown guest hurriedly left the house without greeting, which is common among women in the region and again started running on sighting the house owner further raised the curiosity, which led Shagari to send his PA after the fleeing intruder. The PA was said to have pursued and arrested the person who turned out to be Mohammed Wondo, the former Press Secretary to the immediate past Deputy Governor of Niger State. Wondo was caught with the help of neighbours. Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Bala Elkanah, confirmed the incident. According to Elkanah, “One Shagari Adamu of Sauka-Kahuta reported to the police that on the same date at about 2300hrs, he drove home in company of his PA and sighted someone like a woman with a veil coming out of his house. “On sighting them, the person took to her [his] heels and he ordered his PA to pursue the person and arrested the person only to discover that the person is a man with female hijab. The alarm raised attracted people from the neighbourhood and the mob beat the person identified as Mohammed Ibrahim, to the state of coma”. On receipt of the complaint, the PPRO said, “The police promptly moved to the scene. The said person was rescued and taken to hospital where he later died the following day, 23rd of October, 2015 while on admission”. Two suspects, Shagari Adamu and Usman Adamu, had been arrested in connection with the case. http://dailyindependentnig.com/2015/10/how-niger-ex-press-scribe-died-after-visit-to-lover/ |
Wike can continue his tenure on Nairaland SE wing. Niger Deltans want change! |
sanc2s:Baba..is still con track u. This ur game enter? |
how is the transmission if this car and the leg? any major issues, and have the gear oil be changed or topped b4. i know Akesan well and can come for inspection after your response |
sanc2s:I never bet b4 o. But this ur careful pick enter my eyes. But man u man city. Hmmmmm I for like put 5k to 10k on top ooo. U go encourage me? |
aktem:Stop giving ursef hope.....no man I repeat...no man in a relationship will say the bolded You just some lover sch boy who trusts his babe so much.... |
opiaoku:You are very silly for quoting me in ur senseless mediocre thread. Out of trillions spent....you can onky show us one refurbished locomotive. You must be high on some sun baked cow dung! |
The lowest average daily petrol subsidy record since oil price began its descent in 2014 stands at N0.90 kobo per litre or N36m daily, recorded in December 2014.Chinekemeh....... Can someone remind me what Jonathan and his crew paid for subsidy in in Dec 2014.. Dec 2014-Vanguard LAGOS — Following the continuous decline in the prices of crude oil in the international market, the amount the Federal Government is paying on subsidy for Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, has dropped to N4.48 per litre.And this was the same period there was endless queues in filling stations despite the drop in subsidy payment. |
StephanieEzeh, What is wrong in wearing a skinny jeans that fits u? Its only in Nigeria some useless things counts. ..Gosh!!! Just asking? |
Selling for free? |
ifyalways:As in very annoying and irritating. ..... |
Raymie:Who is this one? How does my comment relate to this garbage u wrote to me. At your age u still talk about mb like some high school or uni student? Get some sense please. |
This apology is still painted with pride and excuses..... All this "achievements or appointments" is ur cup of tea.... It takes just a little greedy mistake to destroy all ur previous works.... If u want to appologise...do.....and spare all all this noise. U still even quoted ur alternate moniker...iboboyswag. mtcheeeew. Smh Am out! |
How much come be direct Toks na? The owner does not need cash yet |
godoluwa:Juveniles roaming about politics section |
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