ntel’s 4G network will provide new opportunities to Nigerians
Ernest Ndukwe, the former Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and national coordinator of Alliance for Affordable Internet (A4A1) in Nigeria has lauded ntel’s advanced 4G/LTE network, stating that, it will provide opportunities to Nigerians.
Ndukwe who made the comment while visiting ntel’s facilities at Marina, Lagos said he was very impressed with the technology deployed by ntel, noting that, Nigerians are in for something good.
Ndukwe who was conducted round the facility by ntel’s CEO, Kamar Abass, and members of senior management said ntel’s investments are in line with the federal government’s initiative on broadband accessibility as contained in the National Broadband Plan of 2013.
Ndukwe who was conducted round the facility by ntel’s CEO, Kamar Abass, and members of senior management said ntel’s investments are in line with the federal government’s initiative on broadband accessibility as contained in the National Broadband Plan of 2013.
Speaking on ntel’s SAT 3 and 4G technology, Ndukwe who co-chaired the Presidential Committee on National Broadband Strategy and Roadmap said, “I can say I have been very impressed with what I saw. It seems at the cutting edge of technology and a lot of great work has been done in terms of installation here and I’ve also tested the network. I have seen that it is performing very well and with the expansion plans that ntel has, I think Nigerians are up for something good eventually, so congratulations.”
He then said the future of technology is hinged on 4G/broadband. “I’m a very big advocate for broadband and what it portends for the country and for Africa and for the human race generally. 4G is very critical. You know I was involved in the Presidential Committee for the national broadband plan and what we had there was that 3G and 4G would help in expanding broadband reach in Nigeria as much as possible. “
“So, ntel obviously is doing it in terms of high speed for data and I hope that both business and ordinary people will take advantage of that and use it to the maximum because everything depends on data and broadband``
Continuing, Dr. Ndukwe said “So, ntel obviously is doing it in terms of high speed for data and I hope that both business and ordinary people will take advantage of that and use it to the maximum because everything depends on data and broadband. I think ntel is providing a very important infrastructure, a very important system for advancing 4G in Nigeria.”
In his response, Kamar Abass, ntel CEO, in explaining ntel’s journey and how quickly the company has grown said, “We started in December 2015 and by January 18, 2016 we had made our first call making this one of the fastest 4G setup in history. Every time I think about our emergence I think of the foundation you laid at the NCC. We are in your debt.”
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