Culled from MTN4U Brochure, January release! Get a copy here:
https://217.117.0.229/index.asp#
Remember, some months back we brought you the MTN Self Service (181), which helps you to cure your common phone call problems for FREE. This service now comes in Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo.
By dialing 181 you have access to the MTN Self Service and the opportunity to get information on how to check your Account Balance, solve your Recharge card problems, get information on MTN Products (MTN4U inclusive) & Value Added Services, how to migrate from one tariff plan to another and about how to bar and unbar your calls, all for FREE! And now you have a choice to listen to all the options in English, Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo!
With this self-help service, you won't need to spend a kobo and you can spend much time as you want on the call. Interestingly, if you have more complicated needs, then you can dial 180, the MTN Customer Services Help line, where you will have the chance to speak with an operator at a flat fee of N25 (twenty five Naira) only.
More, coming in next post!
Friday, January 20, 2006
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
Telecoms Offer Reasons To Celebrate Independence
By Okoh Aihe
The environment is rife with celebrations as Nigeria marks 45. Those born 45 years ago are crossing the borderline of young men to becoming old men. But life has not been a swing. There are hisses and moans as people ruminate over missed opportunities.
No sector illustrates this better than the telecommunications industry where Nigeria did reasonably badly until only six years ago when some visionary came to breathe life into the communications sector courtesy of a great choice made by the President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo in the person of Engr Ernest Ndukwe who is the Executive Vice Chairman and the CEO of the Nigeria Communications Commission, NCC, the regulatory body. Before this time the industry was despicably down and attracted shame to the image of the country read more >>>
The environment is rife with celebrations as Nigeria marks 45. Those born 45 years ago are crossing the borderline of young men to becoming old men. But life has not been a swing. There are hisses and moans as people ruminate over missed opportunities.
No sector illustrates this better than the telecommunications industry where Nigeria did reasonably badly until only six years ago when some visionary came to breathe life into the communications sector courtesy of a great choice made by the President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo in the person of Engr Ernest Ndukwe who is the Executive Vice Chairman and the CEO of the Nigeria Communications Commission, NCC, the regulatory body. Before this time the industry was despicably down and attracted shame to the image of the country read more >>>
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