MTN Nigeria on Monday warned that should
there be attacks on its facilities, it might be forced to close shop
and 99 per cent of its over 6,000 workforce in the country, who are
Nigerians, would be thrown into the labour market.
It also said that calls for the boycott
of its services were.....
unjustified as such an action would affect its
support chain, which could cause another 500,000 Nigerians to lose their
means of livelihood.
The company stated this in Lagos some
hours after two groups protested in its Abuja and Benin offices against
the killing of foreigners in its home country, South Africa.
According to the Corporate Service
Executive, MTN Nigeria, Mr. Wale Goodluck, there are only 12 expatriates
working for the company in the country, compared to a workforce of
6,000 Nigerians.
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