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Etisalat Nigeria Debt | Mudadala, Etisalat of UAE ‘have not pulled out’

byKolade Akinola

13/06/2017

in The Big Story

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Mr. Waleed al-Muhain, Deputy CEO Mubadala Development Company (MDC), owners of Emerging Markets Telecommunication Services, trading as Etisalat Nigeria; and Prof. Umar Danbatta, EVC/CEO NCC receiving Mr. al-Muhain who led the MDC team on a courtesy visit to NCC.

Photo release by NCC shows Mr Sunday Dare, NCC's Executive Commissioner Stakeholder Management (left); Mr Waleed al-Muhain, Deputy CEO of Mubadala Development Company (MDC), owners of Emerging Markets Telecommunication Services (EMTS) trading as Etisalat Nigeria; Professor Umar Danbatta, EVC/CEO of NCC; Mr. Khaled al-Qubaisi of MDC and Mr Hakeem Belo-Osagie, Chairman Etisalat Nigeria at the visit to the Nigerian Communications Commission on Monday in Abuja.

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