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Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by idupaul: 7:59am On Jan 25, 2017 |
princeakins: Airtel Nigeria is Bhartis biggest operation in Africa , it's no news that Buhari's poor service leadership has reduced the Nigerian economy in growth to total rubbish only behind that of Zimbabwe as we speak . Do you need anyone to tell you that the bad economy led by Buhari has definitely increased the cost of operation and lowered revenue for Airtel Nigeria ..Keep taking BUHARI serious at your own peril ,are you aware for more than a year he has not deemed it fit to replace the minister of labour and productivity who died in a car crash . |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by admax(m): 7:59am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Ok |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Kelvinadimora(m): 8:02am On Jan 25, 2017 |
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Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Proffdada: 8:05am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Long overdue Their account must've been in RED since ![]() |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Funjosh(m): 8:06am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Klaasicworks: i think their was a Vodacom inbetween Econet and Vmobile; 2 Likes |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by kjhova(m): 8:10am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Econet > Vodacom > Vmobile > Celtel > Zain > Airtel...& the beat goes on!! 1 Like |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by wristbangle: 8:11am On Jan 25, 2017 |
sKeetz: Are u kidding me? Did u read the article? |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by just2endowed: 8:16am On Jan 25, 2017 |
DIKEnaWAR: What tarrif are u on? The one I have deduct my main balance and leave the bonus. |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Ijaya123: 8:17am On Jan 25, 2017 |
legendary4luv: A honest question, is this a display of stupidity or sheer ignorance? 1 Like |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Ijaya123: 8:17am On Jan 25, 2017 |
sKeetz: A honest question, is this a display of stupidity or sheer ignorance, or both? |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Ijaya123: 8:19am On Jan 25, 2017 |
legendary4luv: Is Buhari the owner of Airtel? I'm tempted to ask about your age. 1 Like |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Greedgod: 8:22am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Horlufemi:airtel gives me 250mb for 300naira monthly , can glo do dat ? |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Rilwayne001: 8:24am On Jan 25, 2017 |
No!! I'll prefer to see MTN go instead of Airtel. |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by MtuMsuper: 8:25am On Jan 25, 2017 |
idupaul:Rubbish assessment!! Have you asked yourself why Vodafone and it's affiliates always seem to be ahead of the pack wherever they are present? Same goes for MTN. Airtel is very poor at reading market fundamentals because they choose to staff the very important marketing role with persons from the Asian sub continent as opposed to locals who know the market terrain much better. 4 Likes |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Nobody: 8:26am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by purplekayc(m): 8:27am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Our only regret would be the free basics service |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by idupaul: 8:28am On Jan 25, 2017 |
MtuMsuper: Are you saying Buhari's poor leadership hasn't affected the telecoms industry.? |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Horlufemi(m): 8:28am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Greedgod: N1/MB, no subscription, just go on PAYU. N100=100MB N300=300MB N500=500MB I rest my case N500 1.6GB 10Days or 7Days depending on 4G or 3G Glo is bae |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by homesteady(m): 8:31am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Not again ![]() ![]() So they want us to start calling our network another name again? I might just port sef! Airtel don tire me! |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by ayd91(m): 8:35am On Jan 25, 2017 |
From Econet-Celtel-Zain-Airtel... ![]() terrible. |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Nuel25846(m): 8:37am On Jan 25, 2017 |
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Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by FunkyMetahuman: 8:39am On Jan 25, 2017 |
idupaul:why talking rubbish I hate Buhari like the next guy but know when to criticize and stop being blinded by hatred. Why is Mtn still raking the dollars or Glo or etisalat or the smaller networks. Did Buhari cause the exit or econet, or Vmobile or celtel, or zain? |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by princeakins(m): 8:39am On Jan 25, 2017 |
The headline says African Scene n not Nigeria. Did buhari cause that too? Cmon ![]() idupaul: |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by luvinhubby(m): 8:44am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by idupaul: 8:44am On Jan 25, 2017 |
FunkyMetahuman: And you know MTN is still raking dollars ? Smh |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by mechanics(m): 8:46am On Jan 25, 2017 |
They should not leave o, cos is now am enjoying their network- smart connect make sense die o, u load 100 naira u get almost 700naira bonus including browsing. |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Gemc3(f): 8:48am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Those crooks. Me and them presently have an issue. It has always been one issue or the other for like a year plus now. Wicked and customer unfriendly people. Mshew. |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Greedgod: 8:49am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Horlufemi:monthly not weekly , is d 100mb for 3days / 7days |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Mambox: 8:51am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Klaasicworks: If you are close watcher of the scene from Day1, Airtel had no plans for long stay in Africa (Nigeria as case study). The did a cheap network expansion to improve the book values but critically ensured as many items as possible solely come from their partners in India - towers, cables, batteries, rectifiers etc. Airtel adopted a VERY low-cost network management solution and became pioneers of wholesale out-sourcing solutions giving the impetus to massively retrench it's workers. Of course, cost saving is a very good business strategy, but it's only if justified in promptness in paying contractors and partners. Airtel projects were a far bigger business risk than the combined risk of all other network players. Many indigenous (Nigerian) companies NEVER survived it. Investing in system upgrade while considering a total sell off might not be a very brilliant idea. Especially having already disposed of all its Infrastructure across Africa to American Towers Company - a Telco Co-Location solutions provider and an emerging player who seeks to rival IHS. Its sheer coverage is a very good in the books and will make a good sale. For Airtel, it's a win. Our poor regulatory system make us the losers by the mileage. Ciao! |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Vince77(m): 8:57am On Jan 25, 2017 |
beautycrush24: Do you have any network to give us when they all leave? |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by Horlufemi(m): 9:00am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Greedgod: It uses your airtime and converts it to data. there's no need for subscription. let's say you have N100 you use 30MB you'll be left with N70. you can make a call of N25 and be left with 45N. you turn of your data for 2 months and still have 45N. You use 35mb and you'll have 15N left. It's flexi http://www.gloworld.com/ng/glo-flexi/glo-flexi-faqs/ http://www.gloworld.com/ng/glo-flexi/ |
Re: Airtel May Exit African Telecommunications Scene by DeLaRue: 9:00am On Jan 25, 2017 |
Biggest problem for Airtel, Etisalat and to a lesser extent MTN is GLO. Glo has made it a very challenging market for operators because of its very low prices. Airtel will eventually flee Nigeria. Etisalat will prob stay longer becos Arabs do not like to be 'defeated' when it comes to money, but how long can they keep losing money. I'm not sure if Glo is making profit, but it seems willing to sink its competitors and prob itself. It's a dangerous game, but I think in the medium term only MTN & Glo will be left and then prices will likely go up. 1 Like 1 Share |
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