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Smile: We Have Never Defaulted on Our Loans

Business | 7 years ago

The management of Smile Communications Nigeria Limited has clarified that it has never defaulted on its loan obligations.

The company, in a statement through it PR consultant in response to THISDAYâ€™s story titled: â€˜$125m Loan Default Threatens Smile Communicationsâ€™ Operationsâ€™, said the story was â€œa ploy to derail the ongoing investigative hearing on the 9mobile acquisition bid process currently ongoing at the House of Representatives Committee on Telecommunications.â€

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