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MTN MAST: RADIO BIAFRA TRANSMITTER SIEZED BY ERICSON INSTALLED BY CONTRACT EMPLOYEE

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Dec 31, 2015
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Ericson revealed that contract employee working with it was actually responsible for the Radio Biafra transmitter installed on an MTN mast in Enugu.

The Swedish firm, which said it viewed the incident in an extremely serious light, disclosed that the contractor had been discharged of its responsibilities with the firm and taken into police custody.

In a statement signed by its Managing Director, Johan Jemdahl, the firm said it had confiscated the transmitter and had notified the authorities.

The statement reads:

[quote_box_center]“Illegal FM transmitting equipment was discovered connected to an outsourced MTN mast, managed by Ericsson, in Enugu in Eastern Nigeria. The equipment was immediately confiscated and the authorities were notified. A contractor to Ericsson has subsequently been taken into police custody after his involvement was discovered. He has been discharged from his contracted responsibilities with Ericsson.[/quote_box_center]

“Ericsson views this incident in an extremely serious light. It is the result of a violation of its process that permits access to its mast sites. As a result, Ericsson has initiated immediate action to foil any similar attempts. Critical attention was given to all high masts and sites located in mountainous areas, i.e. locations attractive for illegal activities. In addition, the Site Access Process will be reviewed for all employees and third parties. All mast sites in Enugu and Port Harcourt regions have been audited while FM scanning was conducted.

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