Ntel Get Set to Rollout 0804 SIM's to Welcom 4G LTE This Month
This is what I call serious business, I now see reasons why NCC lambasted MTN Nigeria with that killer huge 1.4trillion amount of money. You see, Ntel is coming with full force and they are bench on launching 4GLTE service which means if your device is not 4G Supported, all what this post is saying will just be like parable to you.
Ntel will be deploying the old 0804 lines that Mtel once used to Nigerians, meaning you’ll now be considering getting 0804 lines this month. Remember it will first of all be launch in Port-Harcourt, Abuja and Lagos before it gets to other states.
Hmm… *take a deep sigh* and I thought, Hope their data plans will be cheap at least with a N1,000 I should be able to get handful of Gigs without thinking twice.
Hope their network this time around will be stronger than the existing network?
See an except from NatCom
… NatCom last week, announced to Nigerians, its readiness to roll out its telecoms services under the new name, NTEL, with lots of promises to move Nigerian subscribers from the era of poor service quality to the era of uninterrupted telecoms services on its 4G network, riding on the resuscitated NITEL's SAT-3 undersea broadband cable. Now that NTEL is set for service rollout, Nigerians are optimistic that the company will make the difference.
The question is, will you as a heavy data user, or internet surfer or business tycoon who make use of the internet 24/7 go back to your 0804 lines?
Ntel will be deploying the old 0804 lines that Mtel once used to Nigerians, meaning you’ll now be considering getting 0804 lines this month. Remember it will first of all be launch in Port-Harcourt, Abuja and Lagos before it gets to other states.
Hmm… *take a deep sigh* and I thought, Hope their data plans will be cheap at least with a N1,000 I should be able to get handful of Gigs without thinking twice.
Hope their network this time around will be stronger than the existing network?
See an except from NatCom
… NatCom last week, announced to Nigerians, its readiness to roll out its telecoms services under the new name, NTEL, with lots of promises to move Nigerian subscribers from the era of poor service quality to the era of uninterrupted telecoms services on its 4G network, riding on the resuscitated NITEL's SAT-3 undersea broadband cable. Now that NTEL is set for service rollout, Nigerians are optimistic that the company will make the difference.
The question is, will you as a heavy data user, or internet surfer or business tycoon who make use of the internet 24/7 go back to your 0804 lines?
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