Havilah93: what is MTN?

solidbroda: shut the F*ck up! We all have Zain, Etisalat, Glo, Mtn, Starcomms, etc. We know MTN is the worst. I'm sure you are one of their managers, that's why u come here f*cking shitting around.

Gentle Naaz: Ds people always look 4 1 excus or d oda. Is it d same flood dat made lied abt dat 150% bonus? I wl stil say dat Evry tn in naija don turn 2 china, ntw MTN china, fashola china, universities china, security china, ..........china,...........china............china

amblors: The compensation na the ongoing data bonus and promos wey una don dey enjoy na. NCC is handicap, don't count on em.

caukerzee: Me and many people alike have already dumped our MTN sim cards. They should have made the announcements before they started this process. And the longer this ish lasts, the more they loose costomers. MTN is fast loosing its spot as the leading network. Its sad.

solidbroda: shut the F*ck up! We all have Zain, Etisalat, Glo, Mtn, Starcomms, etc. We know MTN is the worst. I'm sure you are one of their managers, that's why u come here f*cking shitting around.

asudan:
not true

Billyonaire: Mentally Troubling Network

Flooding, Insecurity Cause Of MTN's Poor Network Problem

hassymo5: [img]http://thenationonlineng.net/new/wp-content/themes/goodnews/framework/scripts/timthumb.php?src=http://thenationonlineng.net/new/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/MTN1.jpg&h=449&w=599&zc=1[/img]

Telecom services provider, MTN has appealed for understanding from its customers and other key stakeholders as it continues its Network Modernization and swap-out exercise.

The company’s Corporate Services Executive, Mr. Wale Goodluck at a press briefing on Tuesday in Lagos said the various activities related to MTN’s Network Modernization are progressing steadily but noted that it was being affected by recent flood nationwide and insecurity.

“We regret, however, that the pace of work has been considerably challenged by the spate of insecurity coupled with the unprecedented flooding being experienced in many parts of the country,” Goodluck stated.

The network optimization exercise will affect over 4,000 base stations out of over 10, 000 across the country.

According to Goodluck “the task that we are undertaking is tantamount to building a new network. We are seeking to replicate what we achieved over a six year period in nine months”.

He explained that considerable progress has been recorded with regards to the ongoing network improvement plans adding that several swap-outs have reached very advanced stages of completion.

“The entire network modernization process is a very logistic-intensive one and the problem of insecurity has seriously affected the pace of work in some parts of the country.”

In at least 13 states, Goodluck added that flooding has created additional logistic impediments such that the pace of the ongoing network modernization efforts has slowed down.

While acknowledging that MTN’s customers have been experiencing some disruption over the last few weeks, the Corporate Service Executive said as much as possible, the company would stick to its original plan of carrying out the network procedures only at night, in order to minimize disruptions to services.

MTN’s current network modernization and swap-out exercise which began in July 2012 is expected to cover the entire country and was originally expected to span a period of nine months.

Its objectives are to considerably enhance capacity on the MTN Network and improve service quality. Under the project, which is being implemented by a combined team of MTN engineers and technical partners that include Ericsson, Huawei and ZTE, key network components are being swapped with the latest upgrades in the industry. Current power systems are also being replaced with hybrid power systems which are more environment-friendly.

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/business/flooding-insecurity-delay-mtns-network-up-grade/

asudan:
but he is saying the truth.if at least 50% of u leave mtn,it will shake them a bit but no only curse and abuses u rain on them yet u will use their network.

caukerzee: true. I also wonder how other networks are doing well under the same conditions. Is it not the same Nigeria? The should know Nigeria is their biggest market, if the go out of relevance here, it will hit them so hard that they will forget the meaning of GSM.

Seriously, some mates would Consider NITEL