Ncc we wont sell 9mobile to bidder without technical competence

It seems like you're referring to a recent news article or statement made by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) regarding the sale of 9mobile (formerly Etisalat Nigeria).

To clarify, the NCC has indeed stated that it will not sell 9mobile to any bidder without ensuring that they have the necessary technical competence to operate the network effectively.

In a statement, the NCC said that it will conduct a thorough evaluation of the bidders, including their technical capabilities, financial resources, and experience in the telecommunications industry. The commission emphasized that it wants to ensure that the new owner of 9mobile has the necessary expertise to maintain the network's quality and provide good services to customers.

This decision is likely aimed at preventing a repeat of the issues that led to the collapse of Etisalat Nigeria's operations in 2017, including network downtime and poor customer service. By ensuring that the new owner has the necessary technical competence, the NCC hopes to maintain the integrity of the network and protect the interests of customers.

It's worth noting that the sale of 9mobile is still ongoing, and several bidders have expressed interest in acquiring the network. The NCC will likely continue to evaluate the bidders and conduct due diligence to ensure that the new owner is capable of operating the network effectively.

Do you have any further questions about this topic or would you like me to clarify anything else?