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A DIABOLIC TREATISE AGAINST THE HOUSE OF #MTN :

Where Gold Is Tarnished and Trust is Taxed


I. Prologue of Perfidy MTN, once heralded as the golden child of telecommunications in Africa, now stands accused in the court of public accountability.

Cloaked in branding brilliance and armed with influencer backed deception, they market connectivity but deliver captivity.

Their creed is not connection, but consumption of wallets, of trust, of digital dignity.

II. The Great Data Mirage
How does 1GB vanish like mist in the Harmattan sun? MTN claims usage; we claim daylight robbery.

Background Data Drain: Users report hemorrhaging megabytes even while idle ghost apps, or ghost billing?

Stealthy Auto Renewals:

A cunning trapdoor packages renew without prompt, often seconds before expiry, charging the user even if balance is insufficient, plunging them into silent debt.

Night Data Shell Game: Night plans supposedly valid from midnight till dawn but access throttled or denied until 2am.

Fraud disguised as fair use.

“I’ve just subscribed for the 33th time after first subscribing #9000 for 45GB 30Days plan in the same month👹”

Another Concerned User Layers Issue As A Classified Fraud;



III. The Unholy Tariffs Data pricing on MTN is not just high; it’s high handed.

Biased Bandwidth Economics: MTN Nigeria’s average price per gigabyte towers above what #MTN charges in South Africa or #Ghana.

Same brand, same servers different rates?

That’s regional exploitation, not localization.

Punitive PAYG Billing: Accidentally fall out of a bundle and your airtime vanishes in seconds with no warning.

Billing at “standard rates” is code for sanctioned theft.

IV. The Customer Care Masquerade
You dial 180 and enter purgatory.

Bots Before Humans: Conversations go in loops.

You’re passed from chatbot to cold line like a hot potato in a dead zone


“We’ll escalate this issue” becomes a mantra of delay problems disappearing into a black hole of broken promises.

Agents Without Authority: Even when you reach a rep, they lack the mandate to reverse charges or correct wrongs.

You’re stuck in bureaucratic limbo.

V. Network Tyranny They boast

“Everywhere you go” but what they deliver is “Nowhere you flow.”

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Intentional Throttling? Peak hours see speeds drop to a crawl.

Meanwhile, premium users whisper tales of smoother streams.

Are we witnessing a class system in the cloud?

Selective Congestion: Some apps (read: high bandwidth or competitor friendly ones) mysteriously lag.

Others tied to MTN partners? Lightning-fast.

VI. The Final Accusation: Digital Colonialism This isn’t just about poor service.

It’s about gatekeeping access in the digital economy.



“MTN’s grip on infrastructure gives it a monopoly on our online lives”

A Concerned User Complains Bitterly;



They shape what’s fast, what’s slow, what’s possible while raking in billions from the very economies they throttle.

This is more than profit seeking; it’s a subtle form of control of a 21st-century telecom tyranny masquerading as connectivity.

VII. Epilogue: The People’s Verdict
We do not seek pity, only parity.

We demand transparency, fairness, and a fundamental reset of digital ethics.

Until then, let the people rise switch providers, expose shady practices, and rewire the narrative.

This treatise shall be carved not in stone but in tweets, blogs, and viral threads.

@MTN must be held accountable.

The signal is clear: Enough is enough.

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BreakingNews: Plastics vs. Planet! (Earthday Theme 2024)

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As Earth Day approaches, it’s crucial to reflect on the environmental challenges we face and the actions we can take to protect our beautiful planet.

This year the Earth Day theme is Planet vs. Plastics, looking at the impact both on our health and the environment.

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In this special Earth Day edition, we delve into the three main reasons why plastic is harming our planet and share actionable steps we can all take to make a difference.

  1. The production of plastic is heavily reliant on fossil fuels
  2. Most plastics can take hundreds of years to decompose in landfills
  3. Plastic pollution poses a severe threat to nature, especially in our waterways.
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So, what can we do about it?

It can often feel like we don’t have a lot of control over the amount of plastic in the world, and that governments or companies should be the ones making the changes. 

But change needs to come from everyone.

We all have an area of influence and control over our own decisions when it comes to things like shopping, or our homes.

And laws are changing! In March at the UN Environment Assembly, #175 nations agreed to develop a legally binding agreement on plastic pollution by the end of this year.

This hugely important resolution addresses the full lifecycle of plastic, including its production, design and disposal.

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Plus, lots of companies are making changes to the amount of plastic in their products, due to increasing public demand. So don’t underestimate what a difference consumer pressure can make!

Things we can do today


Step 1 – Reduce
We’ve all heard the phrase ‘reduce, re-use, recycle’, but these are not all of equal importance.

The most important thing we can do is REDUCE the amount of plastic we use.

This could be not using single-use water bottles, choosing food items with less packaging when we shop, or buying plastic alternatives such as plastic-free bathroom products.

If we reduce what we use, we reduce the demand for products containing plastics.


Step 2 – Re-use
The second-best thing we can do is to RE-USE the plastic we do have.

Whether this is carrier bags, bottles or plastic containers.

It could also be wearing our clothes for longer.

Synthetic fibres in clothing account for 10% of all plastic usage.  


Step 3 – Recycle
Finally, when we must buy or use plastic, we should RECYCLE it.

The reason this is the 3rd step is because, whilst recycling is preferable to incineration or landfill, plastic cannot be recycled forever (unlike metal).

So, recycling delays, rather than avoids, landfill.

 What happens to our plastic waste?

When we act together, we can accomplish things that seem impossible to achieve alone.

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