From that date anyone buying a Sim card in Nigeria has had to register it under their name by law. Phone companies were told to register their existing customers' Sim cards, which MTN Nigeria - the biggest telecommunications firm in Nigeria - has failed to do.
In the meantime Nigerians continue to complain about poor services from mobile network operators and blame the regulators for not doing enough to solve the problem.
Oh boy eh! Dats a huge su of money. NCC don hammer. E good sha! Make somebody wey get power still chop something from MTN. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteMy line DT I registered in my own name,BC I stopped using it,i just tried calling it ,someone else picked it while I still HV d sim with me
ReplyDeleteHmmmm,,,that's huge some,,,They will somehow still recover that money through their high charges...
ReplyDeletePiece of cake for mtn
ReplyDeleteGood for them
ReplyDeleteNawa de money is too much abeg
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