The vandals invaded the premises at 4 Madeira Street, Maitama armed with sticks and rods in retaliation for the xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.
An MTN worker said the staff ran to safety when the vandals invaded the premises. Police men in the area were said to have mobilized and stopped the attack shortly afterwards.
Also, Nigerian students have threatened to take action against MTN and DSTV if the attacks of her people are allowed to continue as usual.
Violence cannot stop violence.
ReplyDeletei really dont like violence but this is a tip of the iceberg and this should also send a strong signal to the south african govt that we also in nigeria are no fools..we know what to do so its in there best interest to let peace reign or nigerians will react in there own violent way
ReplyDeleteMore of the attack is still coming if South Africa government refuse to call it's citizens to order
ReplyDeleteTwo wrongs cannot make things right....
ReplyDeleteHoodlums just found a way and excuse to perfect their evil plans...
MTN is a company headquatered at South Africa when they couldn't meet up with the monetary criteria given to it by the then Olusegun Obasanjo administration....
So far, they have been trying in the communication sector....
Nigeria should apologize to them for the attack meted out on them...
As for DSTV, i reserve my comments....
Hmmmmm
ReplyDeleteGhen Ghen, it's pay back time.
ReplyDeletePls let not take laws into our hand n behave like them also... I know is painful 2 see ones brother been maltreated or kill.
ReplyDeleteGood actions
ReplyDeleteFire for fire
ReplyDeleteIn a way is not the best way but I still like the action dey should not take us for a fool ur two comapanies are here making money and they are there killing innocent people all bcos dey are in ur country to make money dat is nonses
ReplyDeleteWhy not suspend mtn for now.
ReplyDeleteSerz gbege..
ReplyDeletethis is sad!
ReplyDeleteNice one,they need to be taught a lesson. We will soon reject MTN
ReplyDeleteNa waa o, make this thing no go turn to another thing o.
ReplyDeleteAll is well...
ReplyDeleteSouth African government should try to address this issue to avoid it's future re-occurrence....
Mtn... Sorry to be at the receiving end....
so na do me i do u we dey now
ReplyDeleteSouth Africa companies in Nigeria should prepare for the worst
ReplyDeleteOf a truth d attack on Nigerian in S.A is uncalled for. We re like Esau who lost his birth right. Corruption too much on Nigeria
ReplyDeleteI like that
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm, dey should jst b careful
ReplyDeleteDstv should have been the first attack and south African high commission in Nigeria. South Africans are fool
ReplyDeleteSometimes a part of you is itching to support retaliation especially when you are really hurt but then that other stronger part tells you to broaden your horizon before acting.
ReplyDeleteEach and every of their business in West Africa should be attacked vandalized and all the S.Africans living here be sent home with just the cloth they were, bunch of ingrates. No wonder you're the last to become independent.
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