Oh Lord. @MTNNG@MTN180 customer service is horrible. It looks like they don’t teach the agents to confirm the issue is rectified before the agents close the chat and you have to start all over again with someone else who does the same nonsense without confirming issue resolved.
@MTNNG my number is on SOS and I don’t know why. I renewed my “keep my number” for 3 years in January but I’m unable to use it. Please look into this @MTNNG
@Mochievous The fact that you opened the message doesn’t mean you read it. I don’t like group notifications so I tend to open and close without reading most messages.
@DPCDSBSchools Emails should have been sent out. School messenger should have notified everyone. Imagine waking up and spending hours shoveling to get the kids to school only for another parent to just casually mention that schools are closed.
@MTN180 my keep my number expired 4 days ago and now I’m unable to send texts to anyone or short codes, hence unable to renew it. I can receive texts and just recharged it but that’s all. Pls look into this. @MTNNG
@MSIngawa I used to work in a federal institution. Many staff would take multiple loans from banks, cooperative societies etc and their take home at the end of the day would be little to nothing. Chances are that this is what is going on with these screenshots.
@Ayomiepat_@oluwa_samuel It’s all from a place of love. My mom took me to my jamb center, took me for uni entrance exams, followed me on resumption day as well. Dad made his car and driver available to take me 12 hours drive to Kebbi State for NYSC. The car and driver would always come back to pick me.
I paid to keep my number for 5 years with @MTN180 but somehow because I haven’t used it in a few months, @MTNNG seems to have disconnected it as it now shows SOS. Please rectify asap. Thank you.
@EastOrange042@megaeazy3@Omojuwa Look at the attached photo. $78.99. Could either be USD or CAD. Post doesn’t say US though but based on the currency, it could be assumed.
@FowobiofLagos @bambi__bambs Private universities and polytechnics admit students for courses they are not accredited for. (Especially when they first open) They usually hope that before they graduate their first set, they would be accredited. It’s a gamble that sometimes doesn’t pay off.