₦airaland Forum

ibietela2:
Even their 3G is useless

niggi4life:
bros cool down, no country don start to dey use 5G network anywhere, its still under a phase and hasn't been introduced.

chumakk:
If other network allows MTN to be the first again to luanch LTE then they don't have future to be the number one

Bluffly:
My friend go back to sleep. There is no 5g on roll out yet anywhere in the world.

barragan:
It has already began in Ibadan for a few months now.

hary158:
the results of healthy competition....


2000 sim card was 50k now its almost free
2000 per minute call was 50naira now its less than 20naira


more innovations and competitions brings better economic growth

truewalker:
no mind the guy, later he go talk say Na wireless beam wey Facebook lunch, dem they use all over. has any 5G phone been lauched?

DICKtator:
When most developing countries are already on 5G, this empty Hen is planning to roll out 4G LTE?

Good morning!!!!!

When their competitors roll out 5G, they would shape up!!!!

Rexyl:
how do you know MTN 4GLTE already exists in town?

ollah1:
Smh for Nigeria networks on. They just wanna roll out 4G in 2016 when 5G is currently been tested in some again countries. Half loaf is better than none tho but this late upgrading of services is meaningless despite paying huge sum.

In my town, we don't even have 1G, thanks to Saraki!!!

Collinz2:
I hope delta state is among the selected states oh.

ollah1:
Smh for Nigeria networks on. They just wanna roll out 4G in 2016 when 5G is currently been tested in some again countries. Half loaf is better than none tho but this late upgrading of services is meaningless despite paying huge sum.

DICKtator:
When most developing countries are already on 5G, this empty Hen is planning to roll out 4G LTE?

Good morning!!!!!

When their competitors roll out 5G, they would shape up!!!!

Youngpo413:
MTN can never loose(?) customers, in fact check your contacts right now, I'm sure 98% are MTN numbers.

chumakk:
If other network allows MTN to be the first again to luanch LTE then they don't have future to be the number one

tylerbraid:
first? you've not heard of Mtel, smile, swift??

ollah1:
is comprehension your problem? how does roll out correlate with a network been in a testing phase ?

Bluffly:
You are dumb. Roll out does not mean for sales. Mind you it's not even in the testing phase as hardware's for it is still been worked on. When you are testing a product means you are already given samples which is a phase of roll out. 5g is still in its embryo stage

DICKtator:
When most developing countries are already on 5G, this empty Hen is planning to roll out 4G LTE?

Good morning!!!!!

When their competitors roll out 5G, they would shape up!!!!

Pangea:
Where is the useless sim?
Call me when it gets to Lagos.

GogetterMD:
They actually had this planned out long before now but waited to watch NTEL test the waters and fail at it before they launched theirs

Youngpo413:
let them go, at the end they will still come back to MTN.

dustmalik:
ntel hasn't really failed as some think. ntel, as it stands, in some aspects, has advantage over MTN, given the fact that MTN plans to rollout its LTE on a single spectrum. ntel currently has two spectrums, band 3(1800) and 8(900), and band 3 is far more popular than band 20(800), which MTN plans to rollout its lte on. Also, ntel supports LTE-A, using carrier aggregation, which requires two spectrums on FD-LTE bands.

onyema1D:
hello people, ntel is bringing something great. Check out speed tests from Abuja and you just have to chill. make una wait

asuustrike2009:
Nope

Collinz2:
too bad.

Project400:
Someone should tell ntel to go back to the drawing board.

ntel needs to readdress its SWOT & PESTEL analysis. We do not see them excelling with the current strategies and data plans. The telecommunication industry is strictly competitive.

While the network hitherto thrived on the platform of "buy naija to grow naija", Nigerians would not forfeit affordability for patriotism. Even the Nigerian government had to partner with Chinese firms for cost effective roads.