Callotti or whatever you call yourself, someone said your idiocy has taken a new dimension, another likened you to the weather. Well, they probably are well aquainted with you but as i don't know you and i'm not interested in knowing you, i believe you are just a lousy nincompoop!

GSM use is now becoming an uphill task in Uyo especially with the 'giant' MTN, this is no exaggeration. I am an ardent and faithful MTN subscriber but my recent experience with them is beyond frustrating. The services rendered by MTN in Uyo has taken a serious decline in the last 3 months so much so that using the cellphone to make or receive calls could best be described as a sickening venture.
For instance a message which one could easily pass across in 1 minute can take as much as 5 mins to relate- that's if you're patient enough to keep redialling after the line goes dead every 10 to 20 secs midtalk, that way, you have to start all over each time while MTN milks you dry with their exorbitant billings.
So you can call a person for 5 to 10 times to get a very simple message across if you're using MTN and you're resident in Uyo.
I've recently reported this ugly trend to MTN's customer care center but i'm yet to see any improvement in their network and services.
NL members in Uyo (and beyond) i guess i'm voicing your frustration. Please let someone louder than yours' truly help me speak to those guys.

the govt of this giant of Africa has promised the poor masses 6000 mw of electricity for more than 5yrs now, yet i hear that we have less than 2000 right now on the national grid, nigerians are weary of this kind of news.

hey guys pls let's stop bad mouthing and criticizing the young man. If he is surrounded by mediocre advisers we can't expect anything better.
Let's only pray that he finds smart people to give him smart counsel.
So as a way of contributing to Orji's govt, my piece of advise to him is that he sets up a taskforce to monitor the filling stations and ensure that all petroleum products are sold at govt approved prices.

Okija_juju: Typical NIGERIA. . .


Useless discriminatory law. . Someone with eye problem should sue

such a person with a genuine eye problem should have indicated in the JAMB form in space provided for handicapped candidates to fill in their details.

MyJoe: Nigeria's policy makers never disappoint. Just when you thought you heard the worst, they drop another one. The Albino Foundation should reject this. Provide eye glasses for them or consider special printing. Deal with the sight problem, not award extra hours. Nonsense and ingredient!

this is simply cynical, it won't land this country in any good destination.

applause for good thot . It's time our legislators began making special laws that'll take care and protect the interest of the handicapped, less priviledge and vulnerable in our society.

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