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Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by McMayowa(m): 4:26pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
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Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by ifyeez: 4:26pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
MTN and Lie Mohammed who lie pass now? |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by bunmioguns(m): 4:26pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
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Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by rahman3853(m): 4:26pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
Young03:u are on point my broda, with the rate the man dey take travel u go fear Fear!!! |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by mentorandfriend(m): 4:27pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
The money is not complete yet, Emp-Ty-Hen. |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by ceejay80s(m): 4:28pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
If ncc tly this lubbish , I will blake my mtn sim |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by snthesis(m): 4:29pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
fowlyansh181:i believe as settlement, mtn is cooperating with d fg on releasing call logs ![]() |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by Clone2020(m): 4:29pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
Nigeria is their biggest market, they had no choice. |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by coolvitus(m): 4:30pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
baba will soon us the money travel to another country when he comes back hahaah he must be smiling now more money money journey. |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by TenPassfour(m): 4:33pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
Time for FG to form wanti wanti, 50billion too small jare, wen are they going to balance up, they should even add intrest for delaying payment and involving court matter! Buhari no get time for rubbish! #TeamThinkForMe |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by ceejay80s(m): 4:33pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
@ dre11 and kyliegame , shame no deg catch Ana ? See people deg battle over 50b naira , Ana deg here dey kill una self for whose person thread go appear for front-page first |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by Kangol99(m): 4:35pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
Yeeeeeeeh ![]() |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by freemanbubble: 4:35pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
i see empty hen finally submitted now i see why it has been difficult to reach my friends and relatives using empty hen in benin city. any way their subscribers should be at alert. because empty hen are devil. they give with one hand and collect back from you with double hands and for the fifty billion. hmm nigerians should forget about that one because the chief junketeer and baba ajala. the gallivanting maestro will spend all that cash on foreign trips ![]() now i see why it has been difficult to reach my friends and relatives using empty hen in benin city. any way their subscribers should be at alert. because empty hen are devil. they give with one hand and collect back from you with double hands and for the fifty billion. hmm nigerians should forget about that one because the chief junketeer and baba ajala. the gallivanting maestro will spend all that cash on foreign trips |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by lastpage: 4:38pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
ijustdey: Are you aware that the NCC has sold-off (CHEAPLY), Nigeria's broadband frequency, to MTN, under the last administration (just a few weeks to hand-over? ) They claimed to have done so, because they needed money for DIGITALISATION! MTN must pay every dime of the fine in full, or get locked down. ...and that Spectrum-sale must be revoked ASAP. Lastpage! 1 Like |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by azzima(m): 4:39pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
This administration is so resolute with their objectives. You can't threaten them or bully them. Thought mtn wanted to hire the former US attorney general to battle Nigeria in court. Ride on PMB!!! |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by wristbangle: 4:40pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
spako4: Actually it's 730 billion balance remaining |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by leksy07(m): 4:41pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
abeg dey shud pay the rest in time ooo,, so dat i will know how much b my own share |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by Adminisher: 4:43pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
lastpage: Jonathan. Born dumb, bred stupid 1 Like |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by Skygo25(m): 4:43pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
joystickextend1: Hahahahahahahahahahahah ![]() joystickextend1: Hahahahahahahahahahahah |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by viktor01(m): 4:44pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
see money.... |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by ojsmscom(m): 4:45pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
Just passing through |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by excel101(m): 4:46pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
dre11:. Something is not really clear to me, is the #50b all MTN is supposed to pay or its just a part payment of the fine (#750b). If so when then is the balance? |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by olatade(m): 4:49pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
Sometimes being rigid is good. If it is in Jonathan days, nobody will sanction MTN. NOW having seen that PMB is not "approachable", MTN have deposited N50b as part payment for their penalty. Case against Nigeria withdrawn! Now we have a leader. 2 Likes |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by danjaD(m): 4:50pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
Na we go hear d tin as mtn go start increase der tariff |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by Kazrem(m): 4:57pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
50bn out of what? 610bn? Somebody should please enlighten me? That figure is a small percentage to the supposed fine. |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by arsenal33: 4:59pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
Young03: you PDParty allowed foreign companies to rip Nigerians off. Even DSTV is now scared of Baba. show some appreciation 2 Likes |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by emzila(m): 5:00pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
$161m coming in. |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by arsenal33: 5:00pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
Kazrem: its the first batch |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by 9jasmart(m): 5:16pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
Do u have MTN sim? Just get ready cos u are all gonna be part of the double recovery plan. Trust me, private companies are wise at their own game. They have done their homework before paying and the gains will be all theirs soon. Nigerians will be the grasses to suffer this just concluded elephants' battle |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by Nobody: 5:23pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
The That's the end, no more noise about the fine. MTN has paid it 'completely'. I'm only angry the government dragged the matter on for months only to collect the regular payment the company most likely budgets as a loss or operations-tax. 1 Like |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by Nobody: 5:29pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
N1.04trn = N1040bn So the balance remains N990bn Maybe the next time MTN offers N5000 recharge card, I will take the card and pay them N200 "in good faith" 1 Like |
Re: MTN Withdraws Suit, Pays N50bn ‘in Good Faith’ by menxer: 5:34pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
MTN paid N50bn to the federal government “as a gesture of good faith and commitment to continued efforts towards an amicable resolution”, according to the telecoms company. This makes it sound as though MTN is doing FGN a favour. If the N50b paid is part of the fine, how can it then be in "good faith"? In short, MTN should use vexation and bad faith and pay the balance. |
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