rusher14:
English
“It should be noted that this does not in any way extend to the fine for non-deactivation of SIM card case.

“The case of SIM card deactivation is an entirely different infraction, which is mutually exclusive to the 24 infractions now remedied.

Pidgin

Make u know say dis one and the one for Deve no be d same o.

D one wey be SIM card matter no follow join for this one. E no relate at all at all. But D one of 24 fracture dem don manage am and gofament don say no lele.

wristbangle:


Bros, it's a pity that some people intellect are too shallow to understand what NCC is trying to say. The statement is clear/concise and lacks any form of ambiguity. I don't know how some people scale through WAEC honestly.

rusher14:
English
“It should be noted that this does not in any way extend to the fine for non-deactivation of SIM card case.

“The case of SIM card deactivation is an entirely different infraction, which is mutually exclusive to the 24 infractions now remedied.

Pidgin

Make u know say dis one and the one for Deve no be d same o.

D one wey be SIM card matter no follow join for this one. E no relate at all at all. But D one of 24 fracture dem don manage am and gofament don say no lele.

antispexish:
Can't you guys read that the lifting does not relate to the fine imposed on MTN for the sim registration stuff. why blame the government again for lifting sanctions when MTN has retified the reasons for the sanctions

NextGovernor:
Buhari fans last year to Feb: MTN must pay this fine because Buhari isn't taking any nonsense from anybody. New sheriff in town.

Buhari fans after hearing this news: We told you, Buhari is such an understanding man who wants the relationship of both Nigeria and South Africa.

If they eventually deny this as usual Buhari fans will be like: Wailers and IPOB always spreading nonsense and trying to blackmail this government. MTN must pay because they aren't bigger than Nigeria.

What's the way forward for Buhari supporters?

Leobrain:
I'll advice those above me to re-read the topic again, so as to understand better.

Ryabcool:
what in God's name are you saying?

Sijo01:


Indeed you are! The post is not that long. Please read it.

ThankGodEdeh:
Indecisive Government

swtdrms:
Look @the leaders of tomorrow oooo, lazy fellows everywhere. To read na wahala, wen dem read sef, comprehension dem no go comprehend. My country Naija, don't let me lose hope in you for accommodating lots of empty headed talkatives.

Clearly stated on two separate paragraphs that the lifting of the 24 sanctions is not in anyway related to the sim registration fine. Abi make i read am for una in ur local dialects ni?

olillywales:
Mr Tony Ojobo, the Director, Public Affairs, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), said on Wednesday that the commission had lifted the sanction placed on MTN Nigeria since July 13, 2015.

Ojobo said in a statement that the regulatory sanctions were for 24 identified infractions.

It said that the lifting of the regulatory sanction was in no way related to the Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) card non-deactivation fine.

“This is to confirm that NCC has lifted the regulatory sanctions placed on MTN since July 13, 2015.

“The sanctions were for 24 identified infractions which are not in any way connected with the SIM card non-deactivation fine.

“These were a number of violations discovered by the Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Team of the commission in June 2015.

“Consequent upon the inability of MTN to remedy the identified infractions, the commission invoked the sanction in its guidelines,’’ the statement quoted Ojobo as saying.

It said that the sanction meant the denial of regulatory services to the telecommunications company for failing to remedy the infractions in line with NCC’s regulations.

According to the statement, consequent upon the remediation of the 24 infractions by MTN, the regulatory body’s letter of March 14, 2016, informed the company of its decision to lift the regulatory sanction.

“It should be noted that this does not in any way extend to the fine for non-deactivation of SIM card case.

“The case of SIM card deactivation is an entirely different infraction, which is mutually exclusive to the 24 infractions now remedied.

“This has become necessary in view of the many enquiries being received from concerned stakeholders.
“This action is without prejudice to the matter which is presently in court. Please be guided accordingly,’’ it quoted Ojobo as saying.

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/03/ncc-forgives-mtn-lifts-sanctions.html

antispexish:
Can't you guys read that the lifting does not relate to the fine imposed on MTN for the sim registration stuff. why blame the government again for lifting sanctions when MTN has retified the reasons for the sanctions

JaySalvador27:
Power of constructive negotiations!...President Zuma on fleek!

slinkky:
It is saddening to see how it has become a difficult task for our youth to read comprehend and comment on a simple article written in a straight forward simple English.
What happens when these fellows get in to position of authority in Government or the private sector and are required to read and take decisions on voluminous and some times technical documents. No wonder we are still being governed by old men in this country.

eddyslim:
I never took this govt serious from day 1. Dullar-dinho in town. Toothless people

Ryabcool:
read, una no gree. See them. Typical la cram la pour for school. As una take pass waec English comprehension passage, I no know.

hespy:
No difference between this present Govt and the former... Bleep all of you. MTN has now been given more power for sub service for Nigerians. Bad leaders indeed.

greenhulk:
When I said in one of my posts that MTN will not pay sh°t people said I was stup1d. The fine was ridiculous in the first place , very unrealistic.

SeverusSnape:
Toothless people.

Ranchhoddas:
My brother...there is no hope.

AlanSugar:



They should read the content and not the topic which is misleading regarding the fine which Nigerians expect them to pay, and pay, they must!