₦airaland Forum

Benekruku:


Just imagine! My name is not on the list

chijioke17:
first thing they should do is bring down the tarrif for their data

davidodiba:
Who dem epp?

dessz:
dumbness is when a person comments at 3:54 and u comment at 4:39 and u start wondering why u ain't FTC.

Keneking:
Ok

The new MD is experienced. Etisalat would now officially displace MTN in terms of subscribers

But my brothers on Board should shine their eyes oh...their experience is too much

When is their term going to end? 2 years or 5 years

Are they all Nigerians? I mean single nationality with only ECOWAS passport

Did DSS clear them given the sensitivity of their roles?

Nigerians deserve a right to occupy the Board not exclusive for people with long nose

Anyway sha, I see 2:2:1 formulae in the composition

But the Igbos are occupying juicy positions - Chairman & Non- Executive Director position.

Igbos are indeed doing very well oh

Bondesniger:
there is no federal polytechnic in Akure

Lawalemi:
Etisalat really need expert intervention like this. But if a brand like Etisalat is in distress, what happens to our small businesses?

jashar:
ok.

What the hell is CBN's business with Etisalat? Shouldn't it be NCC that would have a say in this?

chukzyfcbb:
Uhmmm actually, the people who ought to have taken over from the Etisalat should be the aggrieved banks.

Etisalat owes several banks a truck load of money and defaulted severally in its koan payment. it had to take the intervention of CBN and ncc to stop the forceful takeover.

The crux of the matter is bad management, and I think CBN approved board is a better suited for the job. Banks wouldn't have let NCC appoint members of the board when NCC is out to milk telecoms.

CBN are concerned about the health of our banks, and so would have been better trusted by these lenders to step in and manage the situation

gerrit?

chukzyfcbb:
Uhmmm actually, the people who ought to have taken over from the Etisalat should be the aggrieved banks.

Etisalat owes several banks a truck load of money and defaulted severally in its koan payment. it had to take the intervention of CBN and ncc to stop the forceful takeover.

The crux of the matter is bad management, and I think CBN approved board is a better suited for the job. Banks wouldn't have let NCC appoint members of the board when NCC is out to milk telecoms.

CBN are concerned about the health of our banks, and so would have been better trusted by these lenders to step in and manage the situation

gerrit?

donralph2000:
My brother......... I can't comprehend o.....if a company as big as Etisalat is in distress

chukzyfcbb:
before you start throwing tantrums, you need to first dig deep to discover the subsurface problem.

Has Glo folded? even small Ntel is still pulling through then why Etisalat? That Etisalat is experiencing troubles doesn't correlate with the small and medium scale bizness. Both have factors that would hit them hard in different ways.

Etisalat crisis is a product of fast depreciated currency

chukzyfcbb:
Uhmmm actually, the people who ought to have taken over from the Etisalat should be the aggrieved banks.

Etisalat owes several banks a truck load of money and defaulted severally in its koan payment. it had to take the intervention of CBN and ncc to stop the forceful takeover.

The crux of the matter is bad management, and I think CBN approved board is a better suited for the job. Banks wouldn't have let NCC appoint members of the board when NCC is out to milk telecoms.

CBN are concerned about the health of our banks, and so would have been better trusted by these lenders to step in and manage the situation

gerrit?

donralph2000:
Hmmm. Now I can relate to another factor.....which I believe is the drop of oil price in the global market since Etisalat is from oil producing state abi This has got to be a case study for other small. ..medium and big companies to diffuse and learn ...... even if it looks fine with their financial reports. So my dear friend......be gentle with your wordings. The quote above is not ideal.

wellmax:
Guys making waves, you sidon there dey rhyme Olamide

IamaNigerianGuy:
Is that really the case?

More like HBO using his pals in government ( a certain short northern governor is a silent partner), pulled a sharp manoeuvre by invoking a clause in Etisalat's gsm licence that prevents any third party (including bank creditors) from gaining control.

chukzyfcbb:
You must be a lover of conspiracy theories.
A clause that had existed even before the crisis.
Meanwhile have you thought the impact it would have had on Nigerians if banks collectively agreed to sell it?
The job loss?
The loss in revenue ?

Whether " HBO" as you call it puts his man or not is no brainer, the koko is how do the banks get back their money. Or don't you know a defaulting borrower puts our bank savings at risk?

froz:
The guy above, abeg na Nitel u dey use?

how did u beat me to FTC?

***smashes fone and walks out of thread ***

EvilMetahuman:
they cannot
Ncc has set base data for the four major networks.
They cannot reduce data further until ncc say otherwise.

davidodiba:
Who dem epp?