Smile Telecommunications Limited has cried out over pre-disconnection notice allegedly published by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and ATC over indebtedness on co-location facilities across the country, reports ITREALMS.
In a mail sent to customers and endorsed by its Managing Director, Godfrey Efeurhobo, Smile Telecoms, demanded for a rebuttal from the NCC and ATC with respect to the erroneous publication.
ITREALMS recalled that NCC has on Tuesday, December 18, 2018, published in The Guardian “Pre-Disconnection Notice.”
According to him, the notice relates to industry wide indebtedness affecting different operators in the normal cause of business.
“Smile Communications has made significant payment to reduce its indebtedness to IHS and is currently in talks with IHS on a payment plan to completely settle the outstanding amount within the shortest period,” he said.
Efeurhobo also assured customers that Smile Communications services will not be disrupted or disconnected.
“Employees are advised to disregard speculations around the publication and go about their normal daily tasks,” he insisted.
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In a mail sent to customers and endorsed by its Managing Director, Godfrey Efeurhobo, Smile Telecoms, demanded for a rebuttal from the NCC and ATC with respect to the erroneous publication.
ITREALMS recalled that NCC has on Tuesday, December 18, 2018, published in The Guardian “Pre-Disconnection Notice.”
According to him, the notice relates to industry wide indebtedness affecting different operators in the normal cause of business.
“Smile Communications has made significant payment to reduce its indebtedness to IHS and is currently in talks with IHS on a payment plan to completely settle the outstanding amount within the shortest period,” he said.
Efeurhobo also assured customers that Smile Communications services will not be disrupted or disconnected.
“Employees are advised to disregard speculations around the publication and go about their normal daily tasks,” he insisted.
Chuks Egbune/GEE
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