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I see crisis, resignations at MTN, Airtel, others – Primate Ayodele

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Primate Elijah Ayodele, leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has released fresh prophecies bothering on Nigeria’s telecommunication companies, including MTN, Airtel, and the newly reformed T2, formerly known as 9mobile.

In a statement by Osho Oluwatosin, the media aide to Primate Ayodele, the Prophet declared that MTN will face serious challenges and run into shortages.

Ayodele stated that he could percieve resignations from top officials in the company, and warned of potential network crisis that would negatively affect the company’s businesses.

“MTN: They will face challenges that will disorganise them and make them run into a shortage. 

“They will want to carry out expansion, but some of their major cables will be damaged, and I see some of their officials resigning due to unexpected things that will be happening. 

“MTN needs to be careful not to see situations of customers leaving the company. They will have serious network issues in September that people will be complaining about bitterly.”

For Airtel, Primate Ayodele warned the company to be careful of a looming board crisis, adding that the company will face marketing issues at the grassroots level.

“Airtel: they must be careful so there won’t be any board crisis. 

“They will want to step up in many ways, but there will be problems in the grassroots. 

“The company’s marketing will have lots of issues in communicating to people at the grassroots level. Airtel will also have terrible network problems in November,” he stated.

For T2, Primate Ayodele predicted that the company will start on a good note, but will not be able to achieve what was set out to be achieved.

He urged the company to look into some issues spiritually as he foresees a struggle to meet up with other telecommunication companies.

“T2: The company will start on a good footing, but there will be a lot of things they will want to do but will face problems. 

“The crisis of the company isn’t yet over, it will be up and down, and the organization will struggle to surpass other telecommunication company. 

“The new devices the company will introduce will still have problems, it’s an issue to be looked to spiritually. 

“The company is ready to improve, but attaining improvement will create problems,” he said.

Furthermore, the cleric stated that there will be more telecommunication companies in the country, stating that there will be a form of recapitalization and a new procedure that will disqualify some of the telcos.

“Generally, there will be more telecommunication companies that will come to challenge the existing ones. I am seeing the government introducing new codes and a form of recapitalization that will disqualify some companies. I am seeing a telecommunication procedure that will also disqualify some telcom companies.”

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