By Prince Charles Offokaja

Nigerians can now get your NITEL SIM card, and start making calls with the network. This is because NITEL has finally rolled out its GSM services, after years of expectations from Nigerian GSM users.

But NITEL faces stiff competition from other networks that have entrenched themselves over the years. Having said that, there are service vacuums they can fill and thereby have a jumping start at winning the hearts and money of Nigerians.

Without further delay, here are 6 tactics NITEL should apply to win the hearts of Nigerians:

1. Don’t Allow Unsolicited/SPAM Messages: One thing NITEL should not do is allow unsolicited spam text messages to be sent to its users. That is one thing that annoys Nigerian GSM users a lot and they can port from a network just because of that.

2. Provide Cheap & Fast Data: Nigerians would surely embrace NITEL if it provides cheap fast data services that enables Nigerians to enjoy their favourite sites like Facebook, Nairaland, Igbodefender and others. But if NITEL data services are poor or too expensive…

3. Provide Cheaper Calls: Look at the call prices your competitors are offering per second, and then charge much cheaper than that. The word would quickly spread and Nigerians will flock to your service.

4. Say No To Poor Network Service Delivery: There is a certain network whose workers have boasted that they always meet their financial target for the year by September every year, and after that they begin to slack in providing good network services – but they don’t mind. NITEL, even if you meet your financial target by March every year, don’t use that as an excuse to slack. Remember: Nigerians are not fools.

To see the remaining, click here:http://zikistmovement.igbodefender.com/2016/04/09/6-things-nitel-should-do-to-get-nigerians-to-buy-its-sim-cards-like-hot-cakes/

Ok

The data and call's interested me most.

Your thread was really making sense, but ruined it with that stupid link.

5. Help Nigerians (CSR): Imitate those GSM services that have charitable foundations and robust CSR services. In other words, always be seen to give back. Nigerians will love you and flock to you.

6. Provide Excellent Customer Service: Yes, NITEL, you are still government owned, but that doesn’t give you the excuse not to provide great customer service. Monitor your customer service people, and once anyone of them is caught being rude to customers, the person should immediately be sent to a back-room department where they wont be able to speak to your customers and spoil your market.

Op, sorry for pissing on your parade by the way.

igbodefender:
By Prince Charles Offokaja

Nigerians can now get your NITEL SIM card, and start making calls with the network. This is because NITEL has finally rolled out its GSM services, after years of expectations from Nigerian GSM users.

But NITEL faces stiff competition from other networks that have entrenched themselves over the years. Having said that, there are service vacuums they can fill and thereby have a jumping start at winning the hearts and money of Nigerians.

Without further delay, here are 6 tactics NITEL should apply to win the hearts of Nigerians:

1. Don’t Allow Unsolicited/SPAM Messages: One thing NITEL should not do is allow unsolicited spam text messages to be sent to its users. That is one thing that annoys Nigerian GSM users a lot and they can port from a network just because of that.

2. Provide Cheap & Fast Data: Nigerians would surely embrace NITEL if it provides cheap fast data services that enables Nigerians to enjoy their favourite sites like Facebook, Nairaland, Igbodefender and others. But if NITEL data services are poor or too expensive…

3. Provide Cheaper Calls: Look at the call prices your competitors are offering per second, and then charge much cheaper than that. The word would quickly spread and Nigerians will flock to your service.

4. Say No To Poor Network Service Delivery: There is a certain network whose workers have boasted that they always meet their financial target for the year by September every year, and after that they begin to slack in providing good network services – but they don’t mind. NITEL, even if you meet your financial target by March every year, don’t use that as an excuse to slack. Remember: Nigerians are not fools.

To see the remaining, click here:http://zikistmovement.igbodefender.com/2016/04/09/6-things-nitel-should-do-to-get-nigerians-to-buy-its-sim-cards-like-hot-cakes/

Correct guy! U take style advertise your blog

BluePearls:
Your thread was really making sense, but ruined it with that stupid link.

5. Help Nigerians (CSR): Imitate those GSM services that have charitable foundations and robust CSR services. In other words, always be seen to give back. Nigerians will love you and flock to you.

6. Provide Excellent Customer Service: Yes, NITEL, you are still government owned, but that doesn’t give you the excuse not to provide great customer service. Monitor your customer service people, and once anyone of them is caught being rude to customers, the person should immediately be sent to a back-room department where they wont be able to speak to your customers and spoil your market.

It's NTEL not NITEL. It's privately owned not government

asuustrike2009:

It's NTEL not NITEL. It's privately owned not government

Sir, it is still NITEL but NITEL owns MTEL (not NTEL). Thanks for the effort anyway.

BluePearls:
Op, sorry for pissing on your parade by the way.

Haha! Nothing spoil my Brother.

fistonati:
The data and call's interested me most.

Bros, they gatz to give us better data plan and online call prices o.

where can we get the sim abeg

The lins

All we need is ''Cheap and Fast Data''..
Something Like.....
3.5GB = #1000...

igbodefender:

Sir, it is still NITEL but NITEL owns MTEL (not NTEL). Thanks for the effort anyway.

IT IS NTEL NOT NITEL AND PRIVATELY OWNED

http://ntel.com.ng/ THAT IS THEIR OFFICIAL WEBSITE

ntel, Nigeria’s 5th mobile network, commences operations in Lagos, Abuja

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/ntel-commences-operations-lagos-abuja/

Op is NTEL's Business Development Manager.

NTEL should give us a map of their network coverage and their office addresses.


You are on point though. That spam message from MTN is very annoying.

Please, tell me more

NTEL is out NTEL is out. I dont know where to get their sims in Lagos. Besides there should be a map of their network coverage in areas they luanched. Nothing is on their website. Are this people serious at all?

This is our own....we must promote it..more users more employment

Ermmm

I hope they forget calls and focus mainly on internet.
Give me very cheap and moderately fast data and you have your self a customer for life ..

igbodefender:
By Prince Charles Offokaja

Nigerians can now get your NITEL SIM card, and start making calls with the network. This is because NITEL has finally rolled out its GSM services, after years of expectations from Nigerian GSM users.

But NITEL faces stiff competition from other networks that have entrenched themselves over the years. Having said that, there are service vacuums they can fill and thereby have a jumping start at winning the hearts and money of Nigerians.

Without further delay, here are 6 tactics NITEL should apply to win the hearts of Nigerians:

1. Don’t Allow Unsolicited/SPAM Messages: One thing NITEL should not do is allow unsolicited spam text messages to be sent to its users. That is one thing that annoys Nigerian GSM users a lot and they can port from a network just because of that.

2. Provide Cheap & Fast Data: Nigerians would surely embrace NITEL if it provides cheap fast data services that enables Nigerians to enjoy their favourite sites like Facebook, Nairaland, Igbodefender and others. But if NITEL data services are poor or too expensive…

3. Provide Cheaper Calls: Look at the call prices your competitors are offering per second, and then charge much cheaper than that. The word would quickly spread and Nigerians will flock to your service.

4. Say No To Poor Network Service Delivery: There is a certain network whose workers have boasted that they always meet their financial target for the year by September every year, and after that they begin to slack in providing good network services – but they don’t mind. NITEL, even if you meet your financial target by March every year, don’t use that as an excuse to slack. Remember: Nigerians are not fools.

To see the remaining, click here:http://zikistmovement.igbodefender.com/2016/04/09/6-things-nitel-should-do-to-get-nigerians-to-buy-its-sim-cards-like-hot-cakes/

i have reserved my line where do I get my sim card from

[quote author=prince088 post=44567519]NTEL is out NTEL is out. I dont know where to get their sims in Lagos. Besides there should be a map of their network coverage in areas they luanched. Nothing is on their website. Are this people serious at all?[/quote

Same question

Naso them dey talk....

Customer Service

Number can't be avoided; op u no want make dem sell?

Let them start the sales of there SIM as I can't wait.

I think at dis time of our life, Gsm shouldnt be our issue of discuss rather, giving solutions to d Apc lead govt how to make fuel available for Nigerians...

Nice one

Good points!

asuustrike2009:

It's NTEL not NITEL. It's privately owned not government

Exactly! It's called NTEL not NITEL, I was starting to get confused. Thanks for clearing the air.

Op please modify ur title.

The OP even listed his website "igbodefender" as part of popular sites that subscribers should enjoy cheap data to access...



















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