Tuesday, 21 April 2015

6,000 Nigerians will lose their jobs if MTN leaves Nigeria- Wale Good luck!!



Following the ugly incident that took place at Benin City the capital of Edo state where the human Rights protested against the xenophobia attack in South-Africa and threatened to shut down all South-Africa businesses in Nigeria, Mr. Wale Good luck the head of communications of one of the largest network providers MTN said Nigeria will be at a lost if MTN is being removed from this country. Read what he said:


"if people go ahead with their threats to attack our facilities, what that means is that we may be forced to close down the business in Nigeria and about 6,000 Nigerians that make up 99% of our workforce will be unemployed. Then, when you look at our support chain, we have about 500,000 Nigerians gainfully employed. So, boycotting our services simply means destroying so many other Nigerian businesses and making over 500,000 other Nigerians to lose their jobs. This business supports a lot of businesses across the length and breadth of Nigeria. Many of the businesses that are affiliated to South Africa are in the retail space, supporting the growth of Nigeria and employing so many Nigerians. We see no revenge of Xenophobia and we commend the role the Nigerian High Commissioner in South Africa has played; at least there has been no fatality on the part of any Nigerian,”

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