Nigeria’s pioneer telecommunications operator, ntel, is betting that a new generation of high-capacity wireless broadband technology will help redefine its role in the country’s telecoms market as it embarks on an ambitious comeback strategy anchored on infrastructure, digital services and nationwide connectivity.
At the heart of the company’s relaunch is AirFibre, a fixed wireless broadband platform that ntel says is capable of delivering fibre-like performance without the cost, delays and operational challenges associated with laying physical fibre-optic cables.
The service, unveiled during the company’s business relaunch event in Ikoyi, Lagos, is positioned not merely as another broadband offering, but as the flagship product under Project BEAM, one of three strategic pillars alongside Titan and Eden, through which ntel intends to reposition itself in Nigeria’s rapidly evolving digital economy.
During the demonstration of AirFibre to attendees at the ntel business relaunch, the service recorded a download speed of 981.05Mbps and upload
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