Since Ntel launched its 4G LTE network services in Lagos and Abuja, lots of folks have been trooping to their offices to acquire their SIMs and have a new test of 4G LTE lightening browsing and download speed services.
But it seems all effort to do so have proved abortive and Ntel services for now still remain a mirage.
For those that have since reserved their Ntel special number and waiting to claim it at the launch of Ntel services have also not been able to do so.
Now after due observation, we were able to come up with the most likely reason why Ntel SIMs are still scarce.
Remember at Ntel launching, Ntel promises that first 100,000 subscribers will be getting free on-net calls for life and also free 3 months of data services.
Now, you shouldn’t expect Ntel after promising all that, to throw up their SIMs in the air just like that.
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The delivery of Ntel SIMs have to be logistically planned in order to forestall some ugly incidence that might erupt if everybody was allowed to rush and pick the SIM in order to be among the first 100,000 subscribers that will be benefiting from such offer.
So at this point too, you should expect to pay some little price before you can be a partaker in the offer, and I believe the waiting time is part of the price that Abuja and Lagos residence are currently paying.
Finally, remember that nothing good (awoof) comes that easy, so be little more patient as Ntel work out their final logistics modalities before rolling out their SIMs to ensure maximum safety in crowd control.
