A documented timeline involving
@3MarCos_Ola and
@GloWorld highlights an important conversation around telecom reliability, consumer rights, and the effectiveness of digital customer support.
@3MarCos_Ola voiced frustration over experiencing daily "No Service" errors that had persisted since the previous week. The user noted an inability to maintain stable network connectivity for even 30 minutes at a time, impacting standard voice calls.
@GloWorld responded on the feed, acknowledging the complaint with a standard customer service greeting and advising the subscriber to share their details via Direct Message (DM) for further assistance.
Despite the public acknowledgment and the transition to private support channels, the fundamental technical issue appears unresolved.
@3MarCos_Ola provided a direct status update on June 13, 2026, simply stating "Nothing is done yet."
@NgComCommission As telecom companies increasingly rely on automated or front-line social media teams to manage customer relations, is there a measurable gap between social media response times and actual technical resolution times? What structural milestones should a telecom provider meet before a multi-day service disruption triggers mandatory consumer compensation or formal regulatory intervention?
@ConsumersNCC
When critical utilities (internet, mobile signal, banking apps) face extended downtime, what do you consider an acceptable window for a technical team to completely resolve a localised infrastructure fault?
@instablog9ja @lindaikeji @PulseNigeria247
If you ask me, who do I turn to for an answer?
@fccpcnigeria
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