@MTN180 The issue with my fiber x was finally solved yesterday, I lost 6days, please how do I get compensated for the days I didn't use the internet? Am supposed to renew on the 16th of April, I hope it will be extended by 6days.
@maxwellll_@Culture_005 What am experiencing now is more than bad, since Tuesday 24th March I have no network, my machine is blinking LOS, I have called their office more than 20times no solution 😭😭
@MTN180 One of your staff told my neighbor to go and get 6 other people in the area that is affected, I don't understand, your customer is supposed to go look for other affected people? After paying 30k the new rate for basic, this is highly annoying and unacceptable
@MTN180 Since Tuesday 24th March, my mtn fiberX network started blinking LOS, I have called your office more than 50times, no solution, till now I have no internet services at home. This has disrupted my work. My Neighbor is having the same issue.
The Genocide Against Christians in Nigeria: Setting the Record Straight
The genocide against Christians in Nigeria did not begin with Boko Haram, ISWAP, or the recent Fulani jihadist attacks.
It started long before these groups ever existed. For decades, radical Islamist mobs in northern Nigeria have been killing Christians and burning churches over the most senseless and unjustifiable reasons.
Thousands of Christians were slaughtered and entire communities destroyed because of:
Christian crusades and evangelism campaigns (such as in Kano, Kaduna, and Zaria in the 1980s and 1990s).
The Miss World beauty pageant controversy in Kaduna (2002), where over 200 Christians were killed after riots sparked by a newspaper article.
The Danish Mohammed cartoons (2006), which led to mobs killing Christians and burning churches even though the false cartoons were made in faraway Europe.
False accusations of blasphemy, such as the 1987 and 1991 killings in Kafanchan and Bauchi, and many more recent examples like Deborah Samuel’s lynching in Sokoto (2022).
Sharia riots (1999–2000) in places like Kaduna, where thousands of Christians were massacred when some northern states declared Sharia law.
When thousands of Christians were killed in the north because Buhari lost elections was that the doing of Bokoharam?
Did Bokoharam or Fulani Jihadists kill Deborah? No. It was her fellow student Jihadists.
So, nobody should deceive Nigerians into thinking this genocide began with Boko Haram or Fulani terrorists. It has been a long, systematic campaign of religious hatred and violence against Christians, carried out under different names and excuses but driven by the same radical ideology.
Get your facts right.
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