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Tuesday, 6 May 2014

Substandard phones also responsible for poor network services - NCC

According to Director of Public Affairs, Nigerian Communications Commission, Mr Tony Ojobo, the use of substandard phones is a major contributor to the poor network service telecommunications subscribers experience sometimes. He said this yesterday at Abuja while speaking with journalists.
"Substandard phones have contributed to the level of poor services because there is a certain required power in cell phones that would enable it to transmit signals. If the requirement is not met, then it will create problems in the network and that is why when people call a particular number they are unable to reach the number. This is not necessarily because there is no service there; but because their phones are not powered enough to sense signals because they are substandard" he said.
Really? Who believes substandard phones contribute to poor network services in Nigeria. Continue...



He said the NCC was working with the Nigeria Customs Service to curtail the importation of substandard phones into the country.
"We are collaborating with the Nigeria Customs Service, where we have provided a list of approved phones. We, therefore, expect that at the port of entry any phone that did not meet the standard will be seized. We are using this to reinstate that all vendors must be licensed by the Commission first and foremost. You can’t sell anything without having the authorization of the Commission" he said

74 comments:

  1. Look at this he goat open his useless mouth to talk, I am using the latest samsung galaxy and still very poor network,there is an MTN mast near my house,still very poor network,so sharraapp there.

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    1. Scam! If it was from phones, even america will know

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    2. Oga, understand english. Contribute not cause. Its very true. Most blackberry phones sold in Nigeria where rejected in other countries because they are below standard, you can check to confirm. And all those of you who keep buying UK used and branded phones or cdma phones then complain when you start having issues, OYO. Se know networks in naija have a long way to go, but trust me, I work in customer care 80% of complaints are caused by bad phones or so called uk used phones.

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  2. Nigerians you people are stupid hypocrites, when GEJ signed the anti gay bill, you peeps where applauding, shouting we don't need AID from america, now look at your selves, begging for help. Don't be a hypocrite.

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    1. U never tire? Gej has seriously spoilt ur mkt. I can understand ur pain. Lol. My guy, just de gather ur money, so u can move to d gay countries. No hope for u in naija

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    2. Stfu is it all the states in America liked or approved gay sex fool keep deceiving urself hiding under anon. Bull shit

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  3. Some few weeks ago some of you where shouting, we don't need aid from USA or UK, to hell with them, now look at you people begging USA like dogs who have not eaten. Nonsense

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    1. and how does this comment you've made relate with this particular subject? are we begging the US/UK to send us mobile phones?
      Please comment sensibly. .
      stay blessed

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    2. Are u gay? It was for a right course. We use America when we need some positive aids.

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  4. Rubbish! Even so many of d phones in dis picture av gone into extinction... Most of d phones outside now ar powerful multimedia phones and yet, we av problems with our network services... Abeg talk somtin else jare

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  6. Beautiful lies what's dis Ncc man talking about bikonu wow Nigerian Government parastatals always look for 1 excuse or the other to cover up their incompetent fuckin ass's

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  7. Linda I believe substandard phones also contributes.

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    1. Bcos u ar substandard too
      $$k@y$$

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  8. This is very funny, I am hearing this for the first time, Nigerians have a way of going about issues


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  9. Lmao@ list of approved phones.. hw wil he knw.. evn d approvd ones myt nt b upto standard. . Seems hes looking for a way to make money. . Linda dunno if hes ryt bt im against bannin of some product

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  10. What's he trying to say?talking nonsense.

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  11. BIG FAT LIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  12. It's more annoying when we are called fools! Imagine such guts...that's how poice will soon start searching for "sub-standard" phones! Kai! Naija we haf suffer.

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  13. Ah shut up! This so called substandard phones are used in other advanced countries and they work okay! Stop making flimsy excuses for poor services.

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  14. Do you mean China phones?

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    1. Lol .....yeah, I bet he was referring to China phones.
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  15. Hehehehe,my question is which network did boko haram leader use to send that almost an hour video on YouTube from that forest.

    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

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    1. What annoys me is that the stupid boko haram still uses technology to communicate. Stupid set of confused mallams

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  16. They are just lookn for useless excuses

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  17. Substandard fones like which one n which one???????

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  18. If I slap u dis Man U no go go find garri and groundnut chop muntula is dis the situation in other countries or its failure in our system

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  19. this is an incredible statement....#substandard...#irony

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  20. Story. When dey wana creat an avenue to extort Nigerians, dey speak grammar. Substandard ke, is blackberry substandard too? bcos my nokia torchlight network is stronger than my bb, eehn oga NCC??
    $$k@y$$

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  21. Ok we understand, yu just want to blab and enter linda ikeji blog ryt, congrat man ur mission has been accomplish... a yu be substandard phone...
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  22. I just hope if they are seizing the substancial or substandard phones they should make provision for new one to the victim... Seriously, naija no sabi wetin dey disturb them self.....
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  23. Really,Nigeria has silly leaders..
    Really

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  24. Lie Lie. There is God ooo. Anyway download new There is God o...video and song here http://toptrendnaija.blogspot.com/?m=1

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  25. What manner of people do we have in this country.
    What sort of comment is this?I'm a rich lady by Gods grace and my family and most of the people we know are of similar status.we use top of the range mobile devices and we lose calls all the time.i travel with this same phone and only change my SIM and abracadabra,calls become smooth or even when dropped because of location eg underground,one isn't charged.
    Please NCC,stop talking to us like we are idiots.

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  26. AVENUE FOR STEALING MONEY EVERY ONE WANT TO USE HIS OFFICE TO LOOT GOD SAVE NIG

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  27. This is just an empty reason.

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  28. Another needless money making avenue for custom. Anywhere phone is found it could be substandard. Wrong people at key places. Who are Nigerians? What kind of phones can majority of us afford? You don't make anything but will call Chinese phones substandard. How did you get in government????

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  29. Hmmmmm. Rich huh?

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  30. Walahi this man needs to be flogged.. its obvious he carries a made in China brain in that head am looking at. Oshisko somebody. Idiotic idiot.

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  31. Chichi, don't mind that pathological liar. May be he thinks we are as brainless and spineless as he is. Blatant lie.

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  32. Weyrey ni man yi sha! olohun n gbo I feel like giving him a very serious igbaju that ll make him return to factory settings. #Isokusi

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  33. Sir it's obvious you don't know about the job you do. I bet u studied zoology like out so called president. If you know how telecommunication works and networking you won't come to the public and spit out this garbage you just did. For your information phones has nothing to do with poor Internet service or calls. ..If the network is bad the even the best phones won't perform magic. And large percentage of nigerians are phone freak..which makes Nigeria the best market for blackberries and other phones. No one is using those phones in the image displayed. You don't know what u are saying...You clueless like Jona. Take pride and resign.

    Linda Make Sure U post...I don't do this often.
    Tush 4rm Toronto

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  34. This man used to be neighbor, glad to see they are doing great..

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  35. Lol such a joke sub ginni biko make I hear after telling story finish make Una go upgrade

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  36. Linda does this man have a twitter handle? I want to hit him bad! He doesn't know anything am so ashamed that his has a sit in that office! If I sit one on one with that man I will finish him. Most phones he calls sub-standard actually has the best Transmiting power(TX) of 2.5db while our so called smart phones some are not even u to 2db. The chinese cells has gat the best Tx power on cellphones oga!!!! Na wa o

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  37. Hmmmm our leaders seems 2 b confused abt all issues, haba y on earth ll u say substandard phones re d cos of bad network, haha. A average Nigerian is either on  , Techno, Iphone etc I use  nd still my air time gets deducted, nw I recharge yesterday 2 subscribe nd immediately #1000 changed 2 #995 nd since den dey just kip deductin nd what I av on ma phone is change, I av complained nd given hw 2 go abt it nd it still kip happenin, so Mr Ojobo is dt d wrk of a substandard phone,
    A family friend had 2 abandon her aitel lyn cos of same issue nd d response she gets is dt she calls a particular Paris noba every time she recharge, imagine ooo. Mr Ojoba se dt 1 2 na substandard phone wahala.
    I guess u re been bribed by oour network providers 2 say all dis trash mtchewwwwwww. Linda pls post my coment ooo, I don't knw y u avt bin doin dt all dis while.

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  38. How many nigerians still uses this kind of phones? Even the poor can afford a good phone now.. Abi wat was the last phone he bought for his girlfrd? Please Dear Government face the buniess of the day and stop insulting our inteligence.

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  39. It's true tho...and also, the first commenter is pretty stupid...like he/she didn't read what was said?? because of the low transmitting power of the substandard cells, the BBSs are clogged by those

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  40. Plus if you look at the comments, you would notice how those substandard phones are a problem...These ones don't want to change their phones but are rather defending them...
    see if all the phones available could handle 3G, there would be no need for 2G Base Stations (IMPROVED NETWORKS)..but not all these phones can even handle 2G...so you understand?

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  41. which fone u dey use mr oga ?

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  42. Abdul,Chinedu and Slyk Dee sebi una hear Wetin una Oga talk now.

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  43. Better close that Latrine you called mouth pls, It is smelling.
    Hardly see white people that introduced phone to us using expensive phones, still network is perfect here.

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  44. dnt believe its any substandard fones. fix ur ntwrks

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  45. some of this service providers like Mtn are using our heads not a phone matter.

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  46. Lindie,as an authority on this issue, substandard phones can contribute to poor network. We once had an issue where a top man on a certain network couldn't attach on the network. We tried his SIM on another phone and it worked. The phone was a 'powerful' phone hence its not about the cost or aesthetics, but if it meets the requirements of the network. However,the operators need to work on the quality of their networks too as this is just a minimal, if not negligible percentage of the causes for poor network

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  47. Linda, the truth is that substandard phones also contributes, but that is not really the issue of poor networks in Nigeria. Most Nigerians can spend their fare and rent money to get good mobile phones. Our network vendors should go and improve their networks.

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  48. Rubbish...after packing millions of subscribers on their inadequate network..these people take 9jas for fools...even the market woman knows its the Network providers..
    concur..def a made in China brain..

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  49. NONESENSE!!! I use a blackberry Z10 and still experience poor service. Tell me is Z10 sub standard? Well, I have relegated MTN sinceeeeee. Etisalat is better. Even doubles my credit everytime I recharge and I call all network with it. So NCC man...sharrrraaaapppp!

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  50. Oga Ncc i disagree with you is not, pls tell your guys to improve.

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  51. He shuld just Shut up....lier...he needs 2 b flogged fa

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  52. LOL. This is why I tell people not to buy 'made in aba' phones!

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  53. Network is poor because the regulatory bodies arent doing what they should. His argument is baseless, Incorrect and misleading...in other words...Na LIE!

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  54. I don't know if substandard phones can contribute to poor network but one thing I know for sure is that the issue some people experience on their phones, such as their phones showing "sending text message" often is usually as a result of substandard/china phones. I work in a telecommunication company as a customer care agent so I know this. But it so annoys me when customers call and start shouting as if its an issue with the network not knowing its their phones. My advice is if such happens again, do a hard reset and if it doesn't stop, just kindly exercise patience, it will stop by itself. Or better still, change your phone if you can.

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  55. excuses...more fixes, less excuses

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  56. Stupid reasoning...

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  57. sharrap dia...my phone is brand new and my stupid mtn line is never reachable upon how many times iv called to complain...until i sue u idiots for my lost contracts...bloody fools

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  58. What is wrong with this goat? When the owners of the network are apologizing for the poor network, this over-bribed monkey is blaming substandard phones. What bunch of brainless people do we have in our government biko nu

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  59. My question: so why is china telephone network not in terrible state?

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  60. heheheheheehehee!! dis man is a clown. :)) nice excuse for poor netwrk in d country. guess all d fones r substandard in naija. *sighs*

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  61. The problem with we Nigerian is that people hardly have to to research on issues before making comments. People make comments on things they have no knowledge of. Mr Ojobo said that low quality phones contribute and not that it is the only factor, which of the commentators have taken time to research on this matter. Not even Linda herself has taken time to empirically verify that assertion. There are too many educated illiterates who claim to be experts on what they know little about. Low quality phones of course impact on the network integrity as repeated calls due to poor phone signals lead to repeated calls which clog the network thereby causing congestion. Low phone quality is indeed a factor. Linda also try to educate your followers. A lot of ignorance was manifested here.

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  62. i do linda!! u cant simply compare ur fones ability to grab the 4g to some china phone that has difficulties in grabbing common "edge"

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