₦airaland Forum

Msauza:
Bwahahahahaha… It is truly not a secret that Nigerian gov is running out of cash. MTN was certain to be a lamb that needed to be sacrificed and everyone in the world has seen that their decision was predetermined. I head investors have already been warned to keep away from Nigeria.

I am sorry sir but were you the one that warned them? Or from where did you hear that? Nigeria remains a better investor friendly destination, not even South Africa with her titled developed economy would enjoy such beautiful romance from foreign investors. See im head like I heard As if say Na im tell them.

Patchesagain:
So you literally did not read what the analysts have said?

And MTN is providing a SUPERIOR service - hence why it is such a strong player in your markets

who are you to say that? Your opinion and definition of what could be described as "superior service" cannot or would not pass the test of MTN's millions of Nigerian subscribers that are daily dumping their MTN sims. Check Twitter and Facebook and see if the people that they are giving this superior services are not praying for their exit from Nigeria. They have lost the support they use to enjoy from the Nigerian people and it would seem that it's curtains for MTN.

Patchesagain:
wtf are you even talking about?

I am saying your government cannot buy two ships and three submarine and call it a navy.

Patchesagain:
Because they dont want to get trapped in a country where the government randomly decides to shake them down for cash when times are tough?

dude you don't know what is going on in the present Nigeria. Do you know how important MTN is to Nigeria? If MTN was operating in conformity with the law of the land why will she be sanctioned? Or you think we are so ready to get our kids back on the street in search of jobs because of how much?
Dude the present Nigeria operates with the rule of law if MTN is too big to fit in then good for her. Nigeria will be blocking about 26million bank accounts of her citizens due to their not complying with the BVN registration directive that's about half the number of people in South Africa and you think the Nigeria. Government is victimizing MTN? Well the management of MTN are about the dumbest people in the world for not preparing for possible antagonistic policies from their host government they just about played around like they owned the country. Well they don't.

mzilakazi:
MTN reported that they deactivated sims long before the deadline. If then there was a failure it should be blamed on Nigeria's half-baked graduates who were hired by MTN under pretext that they are qualified for the job. Sabotage as well could never be ruled out. In SA it can take only a day to deactivate all unregistered sims. That's the nature of how highly qualified our technicians and engineers we have in our country.

I will take it that you are also a South African graduate. Ok look at it from this perspective my brilliant South African graduate. If deactivating sims is the only reason why Nigerian workers in MTN would be described as poorly skilled. They have helped in building One of Africa's biggest telecommunications network but I would only be called poorly trained when the management of MTN refused to deactivate SIM being used by fraudsters, kidnappers and terrorists.

FighterPilot:
MTN will pay yes, but FDI will be left to suffer. Investors have lost confidence on Buhari's administration.

if MTN will pay to stay in the Nigerian market. Why do you think other investors won't invest?

stillchris:
Wow!! Just wow!!

If this guy is the most intelligent man and one of the products of south African education, I can only smh

His opinion on the way forward for MTN can best be argued by south African drunks in pubs. Not on a radio show

MTN stocks has been on a steady decline since the fine was imposed. What's to say the company will recover when it loses it's Nigerian market being it's biggest revenue earner and largest in the world.

Who is to be investigated by the forensic experts? Did the blockhead realize that mtn has been flouting Nigerian laws since it's inception in Nigeria?

3 times the deadline for sim deactivation was pushed because of this south African yellow parasite yet you animals scream of being victimized when authorities finally get serious?

Is mtn the only telco in Nigeria? Why is it mtn that has to be the one being caught doing wrong.

He talks about half baked graduates but forgot it was the same graduates that have managed the business to remain the biggest telco in Nigeria till date.

Same Nigerian engineers that have worked on expansion projects for more than a decade now and are managing other telcos in the country.

You south Africans think only jobs will be affected in Nigeria. MTN losing it's biggest revenue earner will cause a lot of downsizing which will also affect south Africans as well since your salaries come from Nigeria you illiterate fools.

And by the way, with a market like Nigeria, if mtn withdraws, the effect will only be temporary for us since they are not listed on our stock exchange and the government only has to implement policies for other telcos to close the gap or new telcos willing to come in to have a share of the market taking the advantage.

So anyway it goes, SA will be most affected.

You south Africans should beg your government to declare a state of emergency on south African brains. It's too slow for practical reasoning.

I mean I read what that person wrote and I began to wonder who the half baked graduate is.

Patchesagain:
and even with 2 frigates and one sub we can sink your whole fleet

sounds like a kid saying his father can beat another kids father because he is putting on a super man costume. your submarine and frigate will not play the role that other smaller fast moving ships were meant to play.

Patchesagain:
“Turning the screws on a multinational company right before they need to renew their license, sort of holding them to ransom with an incredible fine -- I’m not saying that’s what the motivation here is -- but its the kind of thing that will raise red flags for foreign operators,”

also, from a different analyst:

“These kinds of incidents will only add to the checklist of reasons for investors to stay away for the foreseeable future,” said Brickman.

lol, good luck persuading the french to invest in your country

they can chose to invest or not to invest. Little would matter the real success here is the fact that Nigeria is no longer a dumping ground for company with poor services. MTN can go no company is indispensable. If they stop operations today in Nigeria another company will stand very willing and ready to take over operation from them. You cannot hold a nation ransom to you impunity.

Seungrandfather:
Hello, do you think this Boko Haram rockets pose a serious threat to Nigeria military or Nigeria at large, I mean they could stand from 10km to 20km and fire it.
Do Nigeria have a platform to counter this threat like Iron Dome or any other "Dome"?

we do have anti aircraft defense but despite the fact that it is obsolete and have been decommissioned in every modern military. It cannot defend against low flying rockets. At best the only defense against this Rockets would be a prompt military intervention or fasting and prayer.

Nice.

Thanks pals will reach you guys this evening.

DictatorZAR:
F@ucktard it goes both ways you f.ool

lol three years. Some relationships don't last that long. I personally know of mine. Hehehe agaugust you dun try. you all should keep the thread going. You brilliant lads have created Africa's largest military discussion thread and you just have to keep it going. But please let's try to add more maturity to it. Let's try to avoid writing about possible battle scenarios between African states, let's try to avoid racist remarks and attacks on people's history and culture. But please continue the personality attacks. Keep them Butthurt coming.

Lol op Na bad guy

Please designers in the house I need help with CSS and JavaScript for a new site I am working on.

Lol. Where do I make donations to the continuity of this thread? Love it.

magabounce:
dafaq!!!!!

lol see like fear dey make people like your post.

BlackBaron:
Lol. Well it figures that the high unemployment rate especially in the NE might motivate some to actively seek to remember and recollect about spotting, the whereabouts or known location of terrorists.

More than just mere hanging out on the walls at Army HQ, let them aggressively push out for their capture or death via every possible means. Heck, even post out on social media. A twitter user on a farm might be the one that might even spot the deranged bastard called Shequack.

remember a team of marines experience with some British head hunter's in Iraq in a movie called "Hurt locker" While facing fire from hostile forces entrenched in an uncompleted train house. The prisoners of the head hunter's tried to escape. The chief head hunter at first at a lose for what to do, sprayed the fleeing prisoners with Rounds from his AK47 rifle and said "I forgot it's 500,000 dead or alive" And he went back to engaging the hostiles in front.

Let's place juicy sums on the head of those bastards that would turn every JTF member or local hunter into dangerous Head hunters. But unfortunately sha. Those guys may be chilling out in a populated west African commercial city. That's why local law enforcement agencies have to be notified all around Nations within the west African anti terror coalition.

Can you design the Global CSS for Mediawiki an open source platform. I need you to help me do it for a site

BlackBaron:
About the most wanted boko haram terrorists. Do they have a way of publicly disseminating to the especially NE citizens? (Drop leaflets from helicopters, display in idp camps, pass around northern motor parks, display in market places, etc)

Also can they publish if they haven't on a website page with names, pictures and probable nom de guerre of the terrorists? Ascribe incentives to information leading to the capture or death of any of these vermins.

yea so everyone can know who we are looking for. @Blackbaron do you want to become a head hunter for incentives? Just kidding though. The army need to make this declared wanted terrorist public. All local police stations need to have a copy of that banner. Either in the NE or not. It is with that kind of seriousness that we can win this fight.

Lol

OZAOEKPE:
Wayray re ooo

Baba e ni baba weyrey

OZAOEKPE:
He went for kidney and lung transplants

add liver to the list ode. A man without Kidney and lung is ruling you.

Lol. Nice post.

africaken:
Kenya defence force in somalia

they look uniform and well coordinated.

Patchesagain:
[moving of goal-posts intensifies]

Total paved/tarred road surface:
South Africa 158,952 km
Nigeria 28,980 km
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2085.html

Peasant nation with dust roads! Cant even figure out how to pour tar!

most of which were built by white industrialists and diamond mining companies during the mineral revolution in your country.

agaugust:
Put all your family inside one car and let NAF fire one of our 'thrash' rockets on them and let us see if it is thrash rocket we produce in Nigeria
.

lol. This got me laughing.

Lol he sound very excited. Thank God he attended the event.

Who give it this evil people chair?

bidexiii:
Actually the vehicle was shot chasing BH then crashed ,chattering into pieces. But regarding the engine block that is no longer present there ? It was deliberately removed by the army. It's a practice for the army not to leave any substance of valuable use to BH militias. Including hunts,houses in hamlets and villages including bicycles,bykes, cars and trucks etc.

They leave nothing behind for those barstards.

the scotch earth tactic. I like that.

Lol. Look like Hausa goat. How mush.?