The telecoms company said in a statement today that Dabengwa will resign immediately and will be replaced by non-executive chairman Phuthuma Nhleko as the company continues to dialogue with the Nigerian government over the fine.
Monday 9 November 2015
MTN Group CEO to resign over NCC $5.2billion fine
The telecoms company said in a statement today that Dabengwa will resign immediately and will be replaced by non-executive chairman Phuthuma Nhleko as the company continues to dialogue with the Nigerian government over the fine.
Wish him luck
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ReplyDeleteJust sad. A good lesson for them. I am sure they thought they will get away with it since its naija. He'll be ok.
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Uzo ego si abata emechiela for him be that o
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Hmmmm. See gobe!! Anyway, no be this kind people dey lose their job make e be wahala. He'll move on quickly.
ReplyDeleteSincerely speaking the mind of Amadioha
Haba! Dats too much na
ReplyDeleteBiko spare us dis dialogue and resignation and pay up ur fine. Since they can't tak care. of their call centre agents then they should enrich d treasury of Nigeria.
ReplyDeleteComment frm ROYAL PRIESTHOOD (royalpriesthood007@gmail.com)
Who told u they are enriching Nigeria?
DeleteThey are so selfish to d teeth,they'll pay d fine from subscribers money thru all this frivolous Vas charges in their lines. They are criminals.
Linda make sure u post my comment
good one also wish the OANDO CEO can also resign after making a lost of N175B year ending 2014.
ReplyDeleteEhyaaa!! Very sad,but the law must be obeyed,and not doing so u face the sad consequences...
ReplyDeleteNa wao, jus like that?
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmmMm pls dey shld 4give dem nah....
ReplyDeleteEhen! Na waha o. Nigeria is getting serious o
ReplyDeleteMaybe the company wouldn't pay because he knows how fraudulent and corrupt Nigerians are. Very soon they will hv gist of how $5.4 billion grew wings and disappeared from the NCC treasury.
DeleteDoes that mean I'm also my line is also amongst the ones supposed to be cut off? Coz they've been sending me that message to register my line again & I refused.
ReplyDeleteIf its so,thanks CEO.#shinesteeth
Dats his drum of tea besides what other dialogue are dey talking about, dey should pay up biko. The money dey have made in naija no be small. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteDats his drum of tea besides what other dialogue are dey talking about, dey should pay up biko. The money dey have made in naija no be small. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteDats his drum of tea besides what other dialogue are dey talking about, dey should pay up biko. The money dey have made in naija no be small. Linda take note!
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What's he waiting for? He'd still leave anyway.
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Hmmmm...
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They should all resign from the country sef. Their nonsense is too much. Homemade GLO is way better.
ReplyDeleteHummmmmmmmm.....okay seen.
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a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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Wack network.... Aitel the wackest network in naija...
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ReplyDeletethe man fear ni.....that whopping sum is much...
ReplyDelete5.2 billion..wow dats much
ReplyDeleteKarma.... When they were busy collecting my airtime Shey them think say my prayer not go work
ReplyDeleteHope they won't wittingly raise the money from their poor customers.
ReplyDelete~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA
Eyah, the man is being Nice...That's Sad.
ReplyDeleteThat is a sh*t load of money, I would be surprised if they let it go at that!
ReplyDeleteThat fine is really giving him sleepless night, it's good they are suffering what other Nigerian business is suffering in far away South their country.
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What of the Nigerian CEO?
ReplyDeleteAny way, Nigerians don't resign. They would rather run the company to the ground than fess up and let someone else take over the business
I no fit laugh... 5.2 isn't much compared to their wayoo. thief network
ReplyDeleteWe want MTN and DSTV out of Naija. They are both crooks, they have sabotaged indigenous cable network in Nigeria so they remain relevant. DSTV won their court case during GEJ cos they bribed their way through. This administration will reopen their case and chase them out of Naija. Thief! They charge us what they can't try in South Africa, they milk our economy cos some greedy Nigerians are collection egunje from them. DSTV, u are next!
ReplyDeleteSeen/Heard/Whatever/Next pls.
ReplyDeleteIs it by asking him to resign that the problem will be solved? Smtchew
ReplyDeleteThese dayz numbers are either switched off or not reachable. MTN need to re-strategize on how to maintain customers and good service delivery
ReplyDeleteAunty Linda, can i take that man's position?...pls, help me make enquiry....i will patiently await ur reply o
ReplyDeleteExpected that to happen because in most multinationals somebody has to take the fall for any major lapses. But i still don't see where retiring him pays the Fine. MTN can come up with a better solution
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The question is more than the fine.. The fine means nothing, and it is still incredible how that law of N200,000 per SIM was agreed upon by the stakeholders in that industry.
ReplyDeleteFor something that colossal to have happened, gross act of negligence, ineptitude and collusion must have occurred. There must be a reason and the logical thing will be to investigate down to the reason, determine if it is a system issue or a people issue and deal with whoever is responsible for that issue.
All these fines will not change anything