Over 2,000 employees of Visafone were disengaged with effect from January 5, 2016, and were paid three months’ salaries as severance package.

An employee of Visafone who preferred anonymity confirmed the sacking, but was quick to refer media enquiries to MTN because he was not authorised to speak on the deal.
Findings revelaed that
MTN would have completed the acquisition of Visafone, the only surviving Code Division Multiple Access operator in the country, before the end of 2015, but for the N1.04tn fine slammed on it by the Nigerian Communications Commission.
Our correspondent gathered that the challenges in the nation’s economy had also frustrated plans by the MTN to absorb at least 50 per cent of the sacked Visafone workers and because “it wants to reduce its exposure in Nigeria.”
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It can only get better!
Very correct. Our Telecommunication will still rank tall in the world.