Ahmad Farroukh
Ahmad Farroukh, Chief Executive Officer, MTN Nigeria
West & Central Africa Com 2009
Ahmad Farroukh, Chief Executive Officer of MTN Nigeria talks about developments in Africa’s fastest growing market.
March 17, 2010
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I am also interested in these slides!
Is it possible tp sent it to me, too?
Thanks.
E Gorny on Maximising Revenue from Pre-Paid
I think you are mis-reading Vittorio's comment. By selling "preferential" access I think he was suggesting a competitive market for ...
Steve on Vodafone and Telefonica are overplaying their hand with Google
This is just not because of the Smartphones, the main reason is that the Wireless cellular networks are designed in ...
Sajjan on NSN throws down gauntlet on smartphone signalling burden
chris, analysts are predicting still another 03bn hitching a ride on2 the prepaid wagon by 2014 - How?: megatrend is ...
Terry Stein on Maximising Revenue from Pre-Paid
This is a very difficult issue. Competition is most viable when mobile number transfer is a mandated ability, as ...
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