EazyMoh:

The only thing Atiku and his boss in corruption did to our Telecom sector was unbundled the best telecom company in Africa (NiTEL) sold it's assets to themselves and cronies at ridiculous cheap prices.
This is 2019 EVERY country on Earth has a mobile network carrier, internet and smartphones.

seguno2:


Did we just get mobile carrier, internet and smartphones in 2019 or since 2000
Stick with facts and stop muddling things up for whatever objective you have.

tactius:


1.Saudi Arabia has less than 15 million people, and produces far more oil than Nigeria does. (Nigeria also has 200million)

2.Saudi Arabia has no significant indigenous industry, relies heavily on importation, and foreign technical staff.

Nigeria could do better...but the oil money we earn is not enough. We need oil at $140 per barrel to run a budget without deficit.

EazyMoh:

The only thing Atiku and his boss in corruption did to our Telecom sector was unbundled the best telecom company in Africa (NiTEL) sold it's assets to themselves and cronies at ridiculous cheap prices.
This is 2019 EVERY country on Earth has a mobile network carrier, internet and smartphones.
If they were any good, they'd have transformed NITEL into at least an Etisalat (it's state owned by UAE) or ensure MTel is still competing with (or even ahead of) MTN.
So my dear all those two crooks oversaw was destruction.

Emirates Telecommunication Group Company PJSC – Etisalat was founded in 1976. as a joint-stock company between International Aeradio Limited, a British Company, and local partners.
In 1983, the ownership structure changed – United Arab Emirates government held a 60% share in the company and the remaining 40% were publicly traded.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etisalat

seguno2:


Too many lies.
Etisalat is not owned by the government of UAE.

brainpulse:
A well respected man every where he goes

anonymous1759:
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seguno2:


If Atiku and his boss Obasanjo didn’t liberalise the telecoms sector, where will you get the smartphone and internet access to type your uninformed stories

seguno2:


If Atiku and his boss Obasanjo didn’t liberalise the telecoms sector, where will you get the smartphone and internet access to type your uninformed stories

Mandubekus:



Someone else would have done it. Maybe Yar'adua or Jonathan even Buhari would have done that.
That Obasanjo and Atiku's Administration brought Telecommunication in Nigeria is not a big deal. tell me the country that is not using telecommunications even the most uncivilized corn trees uses it. I rest my case

wink2015:


What stop our northern states from investing in modern mechanized agriculture at least to add to the revenue based of the country.

olajizz01:
Stop saying gibberish, telecommunication was a global revolution as at then,even if it was military era,it will be great more Obj era because they won't collect bribe as he and his vp did before allowing them to operate on our shore.

Mandubekus:



Someone else would have done it. Maybe Yar'adua or Jonathan even Buhari would have done that.
That Obasanjo and Atiku's Administration brought Telecommunication in Nigeria is not a big deal. tell me the country that is not using telecommunications even the most uncivilized corn trees uses it. I rest my case

tactius:


1.Saudi Arabia has less than 15 million people, and produces far more oil than Nigeria does. (Nigeria also has 200million)

2.Saudi Arabia has no significant indigenous industry, relies heavily on importation, and foreign technical staff.

Nigeria could do better...but the oil money we earn is not enough. We need oil at $140 per barrel to run a budget without deficit.

Donpenny:
What is the meaning of the " two holy mosques" in his sentence. So all these dummies where made to believe that Nigeria is a moslem country instead of a secular state. No wonder terrorism has never seize from her door step.

bigdot1759:
ur oil money isn't enough but ur governors have enough money to keep in foreign countries bank abi?
Think wella

Studyinchina200:
They don finally islamize Nigeria hmm

NosaHenry:
You are honoured to meet a man you cannot even spell his name correctly. Buhari is not important to your kingdom

Optional09:
Members of dangerous Cultures

NosaHenry:
You are honoured to meet a man you cannot even spell his name correctly. Buhari is not important to your kingdom

seguno2:

Glo and Airtel are also siphoning Nigerians with South African networks Are you okay? Do you need to see a doctor?

tactius:


1. NITEL failed because they did not adapt fast enough (Still exists by the way, as an internet service provider...something they should have done)
Also its privatization was botched.
If NITEL had been run properly (and they got into GSM with MTEL...which had cheap rates compared to MTN and econet)...by now it could have been a big player.

2.If you want constant power supply, you have to stop government from setting prices for power.

The current pricing structure means DISCOS can collect only 30% of the actual cost...while govt pays remaining 70%. DISCOS cannot make profits, investment cannot come in, and GENCOS can't get enough money from DIScos to pay gas companies.

But because Nigerians like cheap power too much.....

Anyway, good we are metering the whole country...let's see if this improves revenues.

seguno2:


Excuses and blame game.
How much oil does Switzerland have?
How much oil and mineral resources does Rwanda have

seguno2:


Excuses and blame game.
How much oil does Switzerland have?
How much oil and mineral resources does Rwanda have

frank202012:


my bro how can we stop,the government?
these ppl re our problems...

seguno2:


If Atiku and his boss Obasanjo didn’t liberalise the telecoms sector, where will you get the smartphone and internet access to type your uninformed stories

Donpenny:
What is the meaning of the " two holy mosques" in his sentence. So all these dummies where made to believe that Nigeria is a moslem country instead of a secular state. No wonder terrorism has never seize from her door step.

tactius:


The corruption only makes matters worse.

Those who steal from Nigeria are like thieves stealing 5000 naira from a man with a family of four children who has eleven thousand naira

That is why we must fight corruption unceasingly. We must not tolerate the Gandollars and the Iboris among us