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Captainswag225:
are u done?

no, foolish zulu

shizzy7:
So because they employ people, they should be treated like demigods, its a taboo for NCC to fine them, it's an abomination for MTN to be sanctioned.

I guess in your country that's how you treat foreign companies.
How is that fine meaningless?

There are rules governing them which they're supposed to obey and they have been violating them since time immemorial.
They must pay it.

First thing, Nigeria went all miles to look out for FDI to provide network coverage to millions of Nigerians and they found MTN. They have gently pleaded with SA government to lend them their child and promised to look after him. So now the child they have asked for has offended them and they now become so harsh to him instead of showing him the way.

Secondly, MTN pledged itself to invest in Nigeria and started building infrastructure with their own money. They created Jobs and sponsored many events and even paid for students in universities. We don't dispute that they have flouted your regulations, but did their punishment really deserve to amount to that much? Where else in the world have you seen an FDI being punished with such an outrageous hefty fine? You can never use an FDI to source your revenues, no matter what.

SA has a high crime rate and had the same problem of unregistered sims, but I don't think they would ever harm any foreign investment so outrageously.

Zaha:
no, foolish zulu

am not a south african but i guess the truth hurts lol

mzilakazi:
Abacha was never poisoned
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/04/how-sani-abacha-died-by-jerry-useni-2/,
he died of natural causes. It could have been BP, stress, heart attack that Mandela gave him because of heavy sanctions to free the people.

The government would not have admitted that the head of state was killed by 2 prostitutes, that's a national disgrace. He was poisoned by 2 Indian prostitutes, he was chronic womanizer. Whether you admit o4 not, it's none of my business.
Mandela pleaded with Abacha not to kill Ken Saro Wiwa and 8 ogoni, he still killed them despite the begging.

Whatever you think Mandela did to Abacha, it's not in our history. INCONSEQUENTIAL.

Abacha was Nigeria's Most brutal dictator and one of the worst in Africa.
Mandela CANNOT place any sanction on Abacha and he will listen or adhere to it.

Captainswag225:
am not a south african but i guess the truth hurts lol

which truth, well i don't blame u, i blame d person dat gave u access to internet, foolish gaynian

agaugust:
Global Firepower is wrong !

Ranking Nigér Républiqué that has no single air superiority jet fighter above Uganda that flies world class latest models Su-30 MK Flanker air superiority jet fighters, makes GFP rankings go into the garbage bin.

Jap, I actually agrea with you on this one!! That's why I never quote Global firepower!

Zaha:
which truth, well i don't blame u, i blame d person dat gave u access to internet, foolish gaynian

u are getting emotional boy......go watch cartoons

Captainswag225:
u are getting emotional boy......go watch cartoons

receive sense ijn

Zaha:
receive sense ijn

continue, am enjoying dis. btw do u have fuel?

shizzy7:
The government would not have admitted that the head of state was killed by 2 prostitutes, that's a national disgrace. He was poisoned by 2 Indian prostitutes, he was chronic womanizer. Whether you admit o4 not, it's none of my business.
Mandela pleaded with Abacha not to kill Ken Saro Wiwa and 8 ogoni, he still killed them despite the begging.

Whatever you think Mandela did to Abacha, it's not in our history. INCONSEQUENTIAL.

Abacha was Nigeria's Most brutal dictator and one of the worst in Africa.
Mandela CANNOT place any sanction on Abacha and he will listen or adhere to it.

I can see that you don't know history.

I had to dig this for you lady.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1995/11/21/mandela-urges-sanctions-against-nigerias-rulers/ee86b46e-53ae-437b-b72e-ca5d05b7a2d7/

mzilakazi:
First thing, Nigeria went all miles to look out for FDI to provide network coverage to millions of Nigerians and they found MTN. They have gently pleaded with SA government to lend them their child and promised to look after him. So now the child they have asked for has offended them and they now become so harsh to him instead of showing him the way.

Secondly, MTN pledged itself to invest in Nigeria and started building infrastructure with their own money. They created Jobs and sponsored many events and even paid for students in universities. We don't dispute that they have flouted your regulations, but did their punishment really deserve to amount to that much? Where else in the world have you seen an FDI being punished with such an outrageous hefty fine? You can never use an FDI to source your revenues, no matter what.

SA has a high crime rate and had the same problem of unregistered sims, but I don't think they would ever harm any foreign investment so outrageously.

@ the emboldened,
Somewhere in the world.
BP has agreed to Pay $18.7billion environmental fine to U.S.

1st paragraph - Story
2nd paragraph - It's CSR, other companies do it and it also reduces their tax burden.

There was already a laid down default penalty of $1,000 per Unregistered sim in which MTN was aware of, so don't think the fine came out of Nowhere. There was a specified deadline and they were even given additional grace period.
Other network providers were also fined but MTN already had the tradition of violating rules so they left 5.2 million unregistered sim disconnected

The fine has been reduced to $3.9billion, we are nice.

mzilakazi:
Don't you even knos farmers become richer than economists? Shame…

smh

Captainswag225:
continue, am enjoying dis. btw do u have fuel?

u re a disgrace to ur country nd generation, ur parent should have aborted ur pregnancy. wasted sperm

Zaha:
u re a disgrace to ur country nd generation, ur parent should have aborted ur pregnancy. wasted sperm

u behave like a school dropout but u continue

Lady I hope you read this American newspaper as well.

https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1309&dat=19951119&id=5ghPAAAAIBAJ&sjid=tx4EAAAAIBAJ&pg=6836,4167931&hl=en

Captainswag225:
u behave like a school dropout but u continue

wasted sperm

shizzy7:
@ the emboldened,
Somewhere in the world.
BP has agreed to Pay $18.7billion environmental fine to U.S.

1st paragraph - Story
2nd paragraph - It's CSR, other companies do it and it also reduces their tax burden.

There was already a laid down default penalty of $1,000 per Unregistered sim in which MTN was aware of, so don't think the fine came out of Nowhere. There was a specified deadline and they were even given additional grace period.
Other network providers were also fined but MTN already had the tradition of violating rules so they left 5.2 million unregistered sim disconnected

The fine has been reduced to $3.9billion, we are nice.

When you are talking about environment, it is completely out of the ambit of our topic. We are talking mobile operators and not the environmental pollution. I hope you get my point of argument. You are not nice but outrageous. How will you feel if we confiscate stocks of Nigerian small businesses for failing to comply with our business regulations for we know many are flouting it because they happen to sell medicine and creams which are not approved by the medical council?

mzilakazi:
I can see that you don't know history.

I had to dig this for you lady.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1995/11/21/mandela-urges-sanctions-against-nigerias-rulers/ee86b46e-53ae-437b-b72e-ca5d05b7a2d7/

Maybe you should read your link again. I already stated that whatever connection Mandela had with Abacha was the murder of Nine ogoni.

He instigated or suggested the sanctions as a form of revenge which was done by Britain and America putting Nigeria in a pariah status. Those sanctions did not affect Abacha because it did not stop him from transferring all the looted money to American and British banks, did not stop him from being a cruel dictator neither did it stop him from having good economic policies which increased our external reserve, reduced inflation drastically and reduce our external debt.

Sanctions happened in 1995, Abacha was still in power till 1998, continued ruling in his same old ways of being a tyrant despite the sanctions..

shizzy7:
Maybe you should read your link again. I already stated that whatever connection Mandela had with Abacha was the murder of Nine ogoni.

He instigated or suggested the sanctions as a form of revenge which was done by Britain and America putting Nigeria in a pariah status. Those sanctions did not affect Abacha because it did not stop him from transferring all the looted money to American and British banks, did not stop him from being a cruel dictator neither did it stop him from having good economic policies which increased our external reserve, reduced inflation drastically and reduce our external debt.

Sanctions happened in 1995, Abacha was still in power till 1998, continued ruling in his same old ways of being a tyrant despite the sanctions..

You must be a fool if today you do not even realize you are living in democratic country. Mandela wanted democratic Nigeria which you are living in today.


Apartheid government survived 40 years of sanctions but it crashed. Military rule couldn't even stand 10 years.

Zaha:
wasted sperm

little boy, dont u have any homework to do?

Captainswag225:
little boy, dont u have any work to do?

u think am jobless like u fool

Zaha:
u think am jobless like u fool

u work? hahahaha lie of the year!

mzilakazi:
When you are talking about environment, it is completely out of the ambit of our topic. We are talking mobile operators and not the environmental pollution. I hope you get my point of argument. You are not nice but outrageous. How will you feel if we confiscate stocks of Nigerian small businesses for failing to comply with our business regulations for we know many are flouting it because they happen to sell medicine and creams which are not approved by the medical council?

Lool, I only replied your question of "where in the world does an FDI receive such fines" and I gave you an example.

This is business :
*You either adhere to the rules of your host country,
*Pay penalties if you default any of the rules
*Go to court if you feel your company is being cheated outrageously.
* Leave the host country if your business can no longer thrive there.

Why is MTN not talking about taking NCC or the Federal government to court but pleading for leniency and reduction of the penalty?.

at the emboldened,
There is nothing like feelings and emotions in business, Obey the rules, make your money or otherwise and move on.

shizzy7:
Lool, I only replied your question of "where in the world does an FDI receive such fines" and I gave you an example.

This is business :
*You either adhere to the rules of your host country,
*Pay penalties if you default any of the rules
*Go to court if you feel your company is being cheated outrageously.
* Leave the host country if your business can no longer thrive there.

Why is MTN not talking about taking NCC or the Federal government to court but pleading for leniency and reduction of the penalty?.

at the emboldened,
There is nothing like feelings and emotions in business, Obey the rules, make your money or otherwise and move on.

Commissions usually do not provide avenues to have their decisions appealed through judiciary system. Their determination is final.

mzilakazi:
You must be a fool if today you do not even realize you are living in democratic country. Mandela wanted democratic Nigeria which you are living in today.


Apartheid government survived 40 years of sanctions but it crashed. Military rule couldn't even stand 10 years.

Da hell?
Why do I think this argument is over?

I have laid all my facts in a clear and concise manner but you are having COMPREHENSION problems. When you have nothing else to say or type, you twist everything and garnish with insults.

Anybody who is interested in knowing who the "fool' is can go through the previous posts.
Bye.

mzilakazi:
You must be a fool if today you do not even realize you are living in democratic country. Mandela wanted democratic Nigeria which you are living in today.


Apartheid government survived 40 years of sanctions but it crashed. Military rule couldn't even stand 10 years.

See this fool again talking of apartheid. You can't talk of that without Nigeria. We saved you from being a slave today boy. Mandela wanted democracy for Nigeria but he couldn't help. We helped ourself dummy. If Mandela was the 1 that removed Abacha then who removed abubakar Abdulsalam.

Stop stealing other people's glory fool.

mzilakazi:
Commissions usually do not provide avenues to have their decisions appealed through judiciary. Their determination is final.

yes, I agree. Bye.

Patchesagain:
and they insult us about Bangui....

Soldiers all over the world are on sworn oath to die fighting for their country, it's their heroic mission for their fatherland.

Nigeria has thousands of elite special forces still fighting today, we have them in thousands !

We lost those 28 elite forces men over a very long period of 6 years of war ! SANDF lost 15 elite forces men in only one day in Bangui !!!

Yes we insult you about Bangui because your SANDF ran away for the past 3 years and has no courage to return and save your African brothers in trouble, France's army had to do your job for you cowards.....we insult SANDF because you have no courage to stay in Bangui, fly in C-130 transport aircraft and reinforce with more men and equipment from South Africa, demolish Seleka rebels, and save a fellow African nation from catastrophe.

You always give a cowardly excuse of.... "it's not South Africa's job to help a fellow African nation in trouble", yet you want to be the leader of the whole of Africa...."Central African Republic is not our homeland", that is your final excuse.....well is Liberia the homeland of Nigerian military? Nigerian army has remained in Liberia for 25 years, after many bloody years of war...till today we refused to abandon them, even though the war is ended and Nigeria established democracy in Liberia, we still keep a Nigerian army battalion in that county.

You say your SANDF mission was accomplished while C.A.R nation continued to boil and your fellow Africans were being roasted to death in war, and your troops ran away to Pretoria, they are home now with wives in their Soweto bedrooms while C.A.R is dying for help.

Yes, we will insult South African military forever on the Bangui/C.A.R. cowardice of South Africa's best soldiers...Elite Paratroops and Special Forces who ran away from the face of ordinary farmer rebels called Seleka !!!!
.

iblawi:
See this fool again talking of apartheid. You can't talk of that without Nigeria. We saved you from being a slave today boy. Mandela wanted democracy for Nigeria but he couldn't help. We helped ourself dummy. If Mandela was the 1 that removed Abacha then who removed abubakar Abdulsalam.

Stop stealing other people's glory fool.

Loool, Maybe that's where the problem is, he thinks Abacha was our last military dictator.
I don tire....
u na dey try.

shizzy7:
Loool, Maybe that's where the problem is, he thinks Abacha was our last military dictator.
I don tire....
u na dey try.

Seriously I don tire for this thread.

I wish it could be the way it was.

Captainswag225:
u work? hahahaha lie of the year!

well, i blame u, i blame ur govt who couldn't provide job for idiot like u, foolish gaynian

Zaha:
well, i blame u, i blame ur govt who couldn't provide job for idiot like u, foolish gaynian

isnt it time for bed huh little boy?