MTN Group chairman, South Africa’s Mr. Phutuma Nhleko was also in the entourage along, with senior lawyer, Gbenga Oyebode, Chief Victor Odili, Colonel Sani Bello and the CEO of MTN Nigeria, Ferdinand Moolman.
There was no word yet on what was discussed. But MTN recently gave a profit warning for 2016 that it said would be hurt by the Nigerian N330billion fine.
The telecom giant also deferred its expected listing on the Nigerian Stock Exchange this year.
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