Latest Ntel Unlimited 4G Data Plans, Price and Tariff For Smartphones
Ntel have introduced a set of new unlimited 4G data plans and tariffs almost after one year of launching officially in the Nigerian telecom market.
Ntel is one of the new 4G LTE operators in Nigeria with huge potential, the network is currently available in Lagos, Port-Harcourt, Abuja, Kaduna, and some parts of Sokoto. Below are the recently added 4G data plans from the network
NTEL UNLIMITED DATA PLANS & TARIFFS
✔️ Smartphone Unlimited Monthly: up from N10,000 to N12,500. 30-day validity
✔️ Smartphone Unlimited Weekly: up from N3,000 to N3,750. 7-day validity
✔️ Smartphone Unilimited Lite: up from N1,000 to N1,500 weekly. 2-day validity
Recall in 2016, Ntel introduced some unlimited data plans which they named "3-month Data Test Drive Promo" but it kept working even after the initial 3-month run.
Interestingly, these newly introduced data plans is a combination of data/voice tariffs These run parallel to the unlimited plans.
NOTE:
Although Ntel unlimited data plans are not capped, there is a daily usage threshold at which point the connection is throttled. The operator’s fair usage policy does not state what this threshold is. But the original fair usage policy stated that during peak periods each day, any subscriber who has used a total volume of 3 GB will be slowed down to just 512bps.
Are you using Ntel? Do you know anyone using the network? How is your experience with it?
Ntel is one of the new 4G LTE operators in Nigeria with huge potential, the network is currently available in Lagos, Port-Harcourt, Abuja, Kaduna, and some parts of Sokoto. Below are the recently added 4G data plans from the network
NTEL UNLIMITED DATA PLANS & TARIFFS
✔️ Smartphone Unlimited Monthly: up from N10,000 to N12,500. 30-day validity
✔️ Smartphone Unilimited Lite: up from N1,000 to N1,500 weekly. 2-day validity
Recall in 2016, Ntel introduced some unlimited data plans which they named "3-month Data Test Drive Promo" but it kept working even after the initial 3-month run.
Interestingly, these newly introduced data plans is a combination of data/voice tariffs These run parallel to the unlimited plans.
NOTE:
Although Ntel unlimited data plans are not capped, there is a daily usage threshold at which point the connection is throttled. The operator’s fair usage policy does not state what this threshold is. But the original fair usage policy stated that during peak periods each day, any subscriber who has used a total volume of 3 GB will be slowed down to just 512bps.
Are you using Ntel? Do you know anyone using the network? How is your experience with it?
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