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Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by Nobody: 6:54pm On Nov 09, 2019

joelag:
Buhari is not qualified to serve as a local government chairman.

That lunatic is not qualified to serve as a gatekeeper in Aso Rock

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Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by khalidx: 6:54pm On Nov 09, 2019

WhoBeThisMan:
A government that wakes up in the morning and take stupid actions with far reaching consequences.

This is just telecoms.

What about he man that have a filling station, with children to pay school fees and family to feed?

What about the supply companies? What about the motorist in that area? Now they have to drive 20km to get fuel.

What about that pregnant woman that will find it very difficult now to access a hospital because one man in Abuja woke up and made a law without due warning and time.

This nonsense has to stop

OYA STOP IT

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by bigtt76(f): 6:55pm On Nov 09, 2019

Another policy taken without consideration of other sectors that may be affected. I taya for this people sef.

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Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by Dinho20(m): 6:56pm On Nov 09, 2019

DEHVEHLOP:
Something beautiful and heartwarming for hater and wailers to celebrate....

Àwọn Iran Nnamdi Karu

WHAT HAS THIS BULLSHIT YOU POSTED HERE GOT TO DO WITH THE TOPIC

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by WhoBeThisMan: 6:57pm On Nov 09, 2019

khalidx:
OYA STOP IT

stop what exactly

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by TalkTalkTwins(m): 7:07pm On Nov 09, 2019

DEHVEHLOP:
Something beautiful and heartwarming for hater and wailers to celebrate....

Àwọn Iran Nnamdi Karu

Many are m*d but few are roaming.
An innocent, informative educating thread like this, you turn it into a tribalistic one to make sure we quote you.
Well, I have quoted you.
Now can you go back to the front page with your 30MB data?

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Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by Ajike2(m): 7:12pm On Nov 09, 2019

its well

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by Godons1: 7:21pm On Nov 09, 2019

DEHVEHLOP:
Something beautiful and heartwarming for hater and wailers to celebrate....

Àwọn Iran Nnamdi Karu

After chest beating online, they will end up Swimming in the nearest Potopoto they find. When they sight the Nigerian Army. grin

Shegu, masu kan kwanu. grin

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by Dareal90s(m): 7:24pm On Nov 09, 2019

Emmyj2g:
I hope the Yorubas & fulani's are enjoying this next level...

Yes we are, he is doing what we voted him for. I love him.

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by ademidedavid(f): 7:30pm On Nov 09, 2019

GhettoYute:

G boy.

Personal person

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by kolaaderin: 7:40pm On Nov 09, 2019

Blackmailer are here again. They wanna hand twist the government to have a link to continue their smuggling. Border remain close and Telecom can always adjust to this as they can always arrange with customs on modalities of fueling their sites. Moreover, diesel is rarely smuggled petrol is the main headache.

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by NicolaiAlec: 7:50pm On Nov 09, 2019

Diesel is not subsidized, so there should be no issue.

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Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by drololaaof: 7:53pm On Nov 09, 2019

Is Kano state bounded by foreign country? Why did kano name appear on the list, "panpan" if you know the activity of the petroleum dealers near the boarders you will support the directive, many use it as conduit pipe.check their underground tank it is excessively bigger than normal storage tanks. The telecoms can get special clearance after all it is not every day they supply base stations

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by drololaaof: 7:56pm On Nov 09, 2019

If they like make them close down, the advertisements on 4g is frought with lies we are not enjoying it

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by gazza07(m): 8:16pm On Nov 09, 2019

Buhari 2023

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by BilltheDON(m): 8:22pm On Nov 09, 2019

Na so

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by wolverine1987: 8:30pm On Nov 09, 2019

Network seized this evening I just hope it's not because of this

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by ofonimi: 8:31pm On Nov 09, 2019

If really those in authority are interested in the welfare of the masses, what the Nigerian custom service should do is to assign patrol team from their unit to escort trucks carrying petroleum product to the designated hub sites to supply. with this monitoring system in place there will be no diversion.

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by meccuno: 9:52pm On Nov 09, 2019

DEHVEHLOP:
Something beautiful and heartwarming for hater and wailers to celebrate....

Àwọn Iran Nnamdi Karu

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Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by sharone21(f): 9:54pm On Nov 09, 2019

Does this government consult stakeholders and widely before taking decisions? They should know that 'for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction'. May we have leaders with proper vision in Nigeria.

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by meccuno: 9:54pm On Nov 09, 2019

Godons1:

After chest beating online, they will end up Swimming in the nearest Potopoto they find. When they sight the Nigerian Army.

Shegu, masu kan kwanu.

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Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by FakeManna: 10:02pm On Nov 09, 2019

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DEHVEHLOP:
Something beautiful and heartwarming for hater and wailers to celebrate....

Àwọn Iran Nnamdi Karu

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Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by gtown: 11:05pm On Nov 09, 2019

abkrgumel:

Are you near to the borders?

You dey mind dem.
Hate has overtaken there reasoning faculty that they read every news upside-down to quench there desire. They desire to hear bad news about the country.
Just read there comments here, and you will think the network failure will affect the whole country.

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Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by joelag: 6:39am On Nov 10, 2019

ofonimi:
If really those in authority are interested in the welfare of the masses, what the Nigerian custom service should do is to assign patrol team from their unit to escort trucks carrying petroleum product to the designated hub sites to supply. with this monitoring system in place there will be no diversion.

That arrangement will fail... Most of the petroleum products are being smuggled out by the security agents themselves.

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by Nobody: 6:54am On Nov 10, 2019

JunctionBox:
Ok

Good evening all, please I have been invited for an interview on Monday. Problem now is I can't boast of even 1k for transport to PH. Kind hearted Nigerians, please help a brother with 2k from 3 persons and I've raised the needed transport fare. This opportunity should not pass me by please. Joblessness is suicidal please!
Contact:
081 seven seven, zero three nine, six 9 zero

lies interview on a public holiday?

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by Godons1: 7:08am On Nov 10, 2019

[quote author=meccuno post=83886825][/quote]

grin

E be like, that Nnamdi Kanu urine we una dey drink, na em dey shak una. grin

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by LZAA: 9:03am On Nov 10, 2019

DEHVEHLOP:
Something beautiful and heartwarming for hater and wailers to celebrate....
What's scary is that 7 idiots and four obvious clowns reason like you although the real number is larger
Igbo domination

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Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by LZAA: 9:04am On Nov 10, 2019

nelkon9999:
lies interview on a public holiday?

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by meccuno: 10:49am On Nov 10, 2019

Godons1:

E be like, that Nnamdi Kanu urine we una dey drink, na em dey shak una.

Re: Border Closure: Telecom Operators Warn Of Network Disruptions by Mboi: 11:04am On Nov 10, 2019

DEHVEHLOP:
Something beautiful and heartwarming for hater and wailers to celebrate....
Hunger is very bad. See what you're doing because of N5000 they give you every month. Hunger has made you not to reasons well, what concerns Ohaneze with MTN? No wonder they say anyone who is hungry is angry, and an angry man sometimes behaves like a man mad.
Bro sorry for your problems... but I can't help you.

Àwọn Iran Nnamdi Karu

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