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Wow! Ehen. this is really somthing. What else again do we want from these comapnies after they make so much from us. Abeg Kudos to you people jare, this is the kind of story that really gladdens the heart. Weldone MTN Foundation. |
Heheheh, are you guys still on this boycott MTN thing? we have said it before, if you no want, migrate. Abeg lets discuss more important stuff like the wantom killing of our innocent brothers and sisters up north jo and how this rubbish must be stopped afterall, if Nigeria disintegrates today, I am sure MTN and their so called bad service will be the last thing on our minds. Abeg dont waste this space. God bless Nigeria! |
ebami sofun wan @ ayusman16, like I said earlier, they did not come here to look bridge and I was reading in the Punch newspaper only recently, how MTN saved a 9 year old girl with fistula condition so tell me guys, how much of the 25% of our revenue being spent by our so-called honourables in the National Assembly has gone for any humanitarian project? awo ole, eja gboran jare. Its simple, if you have a very good business model, you will make good profit even when our so called government officials spend 25% of our money on ariya repete. Tell me if all the telecoms company today pack their load and leave what will become of our economy? what will become of entreprenuers, recharge card sellers etc Its a matter of choice. If you no like one network, move to another chikena! |
Me I am looking at this thing from another angle o, it means there is good business to be made here in naija so why would people leave here to go all over the world including Libya and Spain where Nigerians are treated as second class citizens? Anyway, people should be prosecuted in Nitel and PHCN and indeed all those government parastatals that are not working. What are they doing wrong? why cant they manage governement owned businesses as well as private businesses eh? I dey vex o. MTN weldone jare, afterall, una no come Naija come look bridge but abeg eh, invest some of those monies in your infrastructure and Nigerians una hear? Iya Ijebu has spoken her own! ![]() |
Hey, did you say serves her right? as a caring parent, wont you make an effort to prevent your child from falling into a ditch if you can help it? the problem with children these days is that they are too liberated and thats why a boy will concot stories so that he can be allowed to do whatever he likes even if it will kill him in future. Left to me, I hope the boy goes back to the UK to cause havock for them there. Shebi na their citizen, they wont mind handling the wahala when it gets out of hand, just as they have handled the so called terrorism threats. Afterall, a society deserves the citizens it gets. My heart goes out to the poor woman who is battling to make her son an honourable man and paying dearly for it. |
Radio frequency exposure from mobile phone use does not appear to increase the risk of developing brain cancers by any significant amount, a study by University of Manchester scientists suggests. Hmm, inetresting! http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/02/110217083032.htm |
Read about the Nigerian woman, Mrs. Idogun who was jailed for sending her son back to Nigeria. A court in the UK sentenced her to 8 months because she refused to bring back her son from Nigeria. The woma felt the boy's life was spiralling out of control and if going to jail is what it will take to make her son an honourable person then so be it. I am wondering, is this a good move? the boy in question Ebirin Idogun will be 18 in anoher month and legally, that makes him an adult. So is the mother going to jail for his sake worth it? Hmm, sad! This boy was not just sent back home to starngers but to his father who lives in Nigeria. Why then would the court hold her in contempt and slam her with all manners of charges including forcing the boy to get married and sending him to a place where his life is not safe. Are they saying those of us living in naija are also safe? hmm, na wao! |
@Tokotaya, they dont know that I am Iya Ijebu. My own is this, dont promise me what you cannot deliver. It doesnt even end there o, even that their 20k per minute is suspect, hmm, i dey vex o. I know the topic is Glo not working and everyone seem to want to crucify MTN but they forget that "quiet" ones like airtel, Etisalat and even starcomms are busy reaping us off and blocking our faces with their yeye freebies and free offers. Mwsheeeeeew! ![]() |
@ COMPAQ and G -reycells, I think the questions you guys should be asking is why are we still having network issues at this stage of development and if the problems are being addressed? I know for certain that it wont cost them so much to explain these things to the public atleast, they owe us that much. My beef has actually been for Airtel, the call drops for the past couple of days have been really annoying and what is worse, they claim I have 20 free sms but anytime I send a text message to another airtel line, I am billed N5. Why bullshit me that I have free sms, when you still bill me? na wao! |
Wow! the possibility of a Nigerian University joining the top Universities in the world is a fantastic accomplishment for this country. If this means that students will enjoy free access to the internet it would definitely transform the whole institution. Wish such an opportunity was available back when I was in school, it surely would have made things much easier. MTN, you are too much o. |
You should be crusifying the senators and not MTN a private organisation who has every right to take anybody anywhere, as far as it is within the laws of our land. Leave them alone bo! |
Am not sure i will like this one. Who says diego looks cute and sexy? you no get eyes?? See venessa, yuk, looks like the house help and she is supposed to be a rich man's daughter. Anyway, what do you expect from AIT? all they bring for us to watch are old mexican soaps that are boring. By the way, is it true that Paloma is dead? (Heard she died in a plane crash) someone confirm please. |
I think we like badmouthing people in this country as soon as we stop enjoying awoof from them. If we call MTN a fraud, i wonder what we will call Celtel that does boju boju with their so called 60 mins free call for only one day. You spend 20 hours out of the 24 hrs trying to place a call. I know that all networks from time to time have these network fluctuations that cause call drops and the rest of them, but I think its not fair to call them frauds. Anyway, am not holding brief for then, neither do i work there but lets just be considerate, especially given all the Corporate Social Initiatives they have pioneered in nija. |
hahahahaha you go girlie |
We are not entirely bad, but at times you get sooo angry that you want to wish away all the problems and bad name of our people. All the same, i will not exchange nija for any other country in the world, no matter what. East, West, North and South, Nija is the BEST |
Sometimes. But yes most of the time |
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