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"The largest University in South Africa had an open interview for its Vice Chancellor in 1996. A Nigerian came first and as given the job. Is it a crime to excel to the extent that in an open interview that was televised? At the same time, two other Nigerians were Vice Chancellors in South African Universities.

I can understand how this might brew animosity and resentment but let us remind South Africa that the most prosperous Nations of the world are the ones who open their arms, doors, and hearts to talents from all over the world. Let us remind South Africans that for every penny a Nigerian makes in South Africa, South Africans are making multiples of that in Nigeria. MTN belongs to South Africa. Maybe South Africa would force Nigeria to send MTN going. DSTV belongs to South Africa. Maybe we can now put pressure for DSTV to go. After all, many times, MTN would drop your line.



What do you think will happen if this issue isn't resolved and things get worse? Imagine MTN and DSTV stop functioning in Nigeria, what do you think will happen?

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Our FG is ever ready to exchange her citizens to keep those companies.

We are yet to get it right. Our regulatory agencies are mere tax collectors in the hands of this companies.

there will still be GLO, Airtel, Etisalat, Ntel, Smile, etc and there is also StarTimes, Consat, Strong, etc likewise there is also goodies, Pack n Shop, Adide, etc

psucc:
Our FG is ever ready to exchange her citizens to keep those companies.

We are yet to get it right. Our regulatory agencies are mere tax collectors in the hands of this companies.

This so mean.. I almost cried reading this

kio052001:
there will still be GLO, Airtel, Etisalat, Ntel, Smile, etc
and there is also StarTimes, Consat, Strong, etc
likewise there is also goodies, Pack n Shop, Adide, etc

yes there will be