As reported by Leadership News,
the Chief Executive Officer of MTN, Ferdinand Moolman, and Corporate
Service Executive, Aminat Oyagbola, maintained that the NCC is held in
high esteem as the major regulator in Nigeria’s telecoms sector and that MTN is
ready to work the the body to resolve issues amicably.
Aminat Oyagbola said:
The approach is to take the steps lined up to move the industry
forward, correct where we have erred in the past, ensure good business relationships
with all stakeholders in the industry. It starts with a show of good faith;
speaking the truth. We want to restore and generate more goodwill.
Concerning the ongoing
re-registration of SIM cards, MTN apologized to subscribers, emphasizing the
need for an accurate database. She said:
We are sorry about the number of
times a subscriber had to revisit our outlet. The target is to have an accurate
database from our own end and then syncronise it with that of the
regulator. It is a voluminous exercise. We have placed order for SIM
registration equipment from the manufacturers, but they claimed to have run out
of stocks because it is not only Nigeria that is registering subscribers. They
gave us till March for them to have stocks.
However, the issue of the imposed
fine is still unclear as MTN lamented that the fee is about 95% of their annual
revenue.
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