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T2mobile is just being run like NNPC refineries.

I wonder if they are making any profit at all.

Most recharge card sellers are not selling their cards and banks, online platforms do not vend their cards.

Most of these sellers made losses when t2mobile had no network access as the cards became useless. After they reached agreement with mtn on roaming so mtn could give them network, most of the sellers do not want to stock t2mobile recharge card again.

This a private company owned by Nigerians, and they are running it down like NNPC refineries.

They are still in existence. You can even register their sim but since Etisalat left, it has been difficult for them to meet the standard set by etisalat

The yeye man that bought it doesn't even have the financial muscle to run the company

What is actually happening with that network, called Etisalat?

Etisalat, my first love. My first SIM card till today. Unfortunately, I had to replace them with another network since they went offline for almost two years. Not my fault

And some people like Adams Oshiomole want Nigerian government to takeover MTN, when Nigerians can't even run t2mobile/9mobile(etisalat) well.

Glo is still better

jmoore:
And some people like Adams Oshiomole want Nigerian government to takeover MTN, when Nigerians can't even run t2mobile/9mobile(etisalat) well.

Airtel and MTN aren't to do business with Nigerian again

Omihanifa:
The yeye man that bought it doesn't even have the financial muscle to run the company

what financial muscle. Is he not selling recharge card

My line is still active, I still recharge on it from time to time to keep it active but I hardly use it anymore. The moment they switched to T2 from 9mobile, they scrapped recharge bonus and reduced their data allocation. As at the time of my last subscription, their data was more expensive than MTN data. If not for the sentimental attachment I have for all my lines, I would have thrown away the sim.

They are not dead but currently inside the grave.

0809ja for life....
Good old days...
Dem go dash us 10mb for recharge of 200naira.
Inside that 10mb...we fit browse for a week and download hundred Java games. Damn...... Good old days.

They share free SIM Card and massive data and airtime. I got a SIM CARD yesterday .


GARABASA

Etisalat was my main line when I was in the UAE. I got back to Nigeria and continued using the network but since the takeover, it's been extremely awful. I doubt they can even pay their staff.

Fair enough for them but still slow to grapple Nigerian failure in infrastructure and industrialization when it comes at scale on such level. Slow due to many Nigerian economic factors.
As a matter of fact I went to their office with my PUK to retrieve a line I have been using for a while with my NIN but was told to come back again due to network failure.
After going again in another separate office hoping to find solution but was told to buy another simcard. Felt so bad coz I used to the number and was hoping it's a matter of retrieval since it has not even been reissued to anyone.
Business models kinda collapsed and investment need true management by people who know exactly what they are doing.

Hemanwel:
Wonders shall never cease! So 9Mobile is now T2mobile and I am just getting to know it??

I musta been living in a cave for me not to be aware.

Same here
My brother
We are
Both
Cave men
Chimpanzee

Honestly, I wonder. I have stopped hearing about them for quite some time now. I think they were using MTN network for a while before.

Please who has info on NTEL ? Have they resumed operations ?

Gotocourt:
They share free SIM Card and massive data and airtime. I got a SIM CARD yesterday .


GARABASA

Please which location is this ?

NotOgaSeun:
0809ja for life....
Good old days...
Dem go dash us 10mb for recharge of 200naira.
Inside that 10mb...we fit browse for a week and download hundred Java games. Damn...... Good old days.

u can say that again.2go days

try and run a small business with aggressive govt support like Dangote and come back and tell us how far. ..

They are still very active and fast on data but not cost-friendly at all.

Definitely dead. I have two of their sim cards. I dey find chance to go port. I don't even get sms for otps nor bank alerts.

T2 mobile company is an example of dead but still living company.
You can't get their printable recharge pin again....vtu recharge pin will frustrate your life before it can be successful.....I think that company is dead.

dominique:
My line is still active, I still recharge on it from time to time to keep it active but I hardly use it anymore. The moment they switched to T2 from 9mobile, they scrapped recharge bonus and reduced their data allocation. As at the time of my last subscription, their data was more expensive than MTN data. If not for the sentimental attachment I have for all my lines, I would have thrown away the sim.

You can just port the number to another network. I've done same from 9mobile to MTN and kept the same number.

My wife has 9mobile recharge cards she bought last year, she's not been able to sell till today. That how her money went down the drain.

The ones that customers manage to buy, they end up returning them, complaining of recharge challenges.

Am thinking of porting my to another network since it's the number that have my life details on it, if not that I live in ikorodu for sometime it would have been blocked

Googledotcom:
My wife has 9mobile recharge cards she bought last year, she's not been able to sell till today. That how her money went down the drain.

The ones that customers manage to buy, they end up returning them, complaining of recharge challenges.

I use opay to recharge mine

Stop projecting your ineptitude on others ...

jmoore:
And some people like Adams Oshiomole want Nigerian government to takeover MTN, when Nigerians can't even run t2mobile/9mobile(etisalat) well.

I have even forgotten that Etisalat is in existence . So they have changed their name to 9mobile? Wow!

During the dark days of Buhari mismanagement of Nigeria, Etisalat left and the company was bought by Isa Funtua probably with funds from the Buhari cabal. He completely ran the country aground.

The damage the Buhari administration inflicted on Nigeria will be made manifest in the fullness of time. Tinubu promise to continue from where Buhari stopped, and he's keeping to his promise.

Omihanifa:
The yeye man that bought it doesn't even have the financial muscle to run the company

So taking a bold step equals yeye?

That company only still exists in name only