AlanSugar:


Bros, which line did you reserve without a line card (Sim card)?

my bro na so ntel decide to do their own

Anyone with ntel data cheat

asuustrike2009:

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

Please direct your corrections to the OP and not me. I simply copied what he wrote on the link he posted. You should be thanking me for saving you the stress of clicking a link. By the way, nobody is above mistakes. ‎

BluePearls:


Please direct your corrections to the OP and not me. I simply copied what he wrote on the link he posted. You should be thanking me for saving you the stress of clicking a link. By the way, nobody is above mistakes. ‎

Is that how you take correction?

asuustrike2009:

Is that how you take correction?

Not mine to take

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

I'm confused here, is it a data providing coy with voice over calls

Or

Normal network provider like MTN and rest with data and normal phone calls...? Pls help out

igbodefender:

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

You should write with facts and figures next time. How do you want NTEL to pull the stunts you just dished out?

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/

Please, which GSM company is NITEL? Copy and paste no good ooo! We are talking ntel and someone is still saying NITEL!

iamclime:

Please, which GSM company is NITEL? Copy and paste no good ooo! We are talking ntel and someone is still saying NITEL!

Who is copying and who is pasting?

See NTEL's data plans according to Miss Techy

Boquet Amount(N) Validity Benefits
Smart Phone Starter N1,000 3 days Unlimited data,30minutes voice calls, SMS
Standard Plan N2,400 7 days Unlimited Data,70minutes calls, SMS
Monthly plans N9,000 30 days Unlimited data, 300 minutes calls, SMS