Ntel commenced operations in Abuja over a month ago and have commenced activation of reserved sims at their office on Marina as well as slot marina. However not all 4g LTE phones and devices are compatible with thier network as such it is essential that subscribers are aware of appropriate devices to own before subscribing to their network.

NTEL advices that subscribers purchase devices on 4G band 3(1800Mhz) and band 8(900Mhz) and their are limited low budget phones under N50,000 on these bands.
However, the purpose of this thread is for subscribers especially in Abuja to give details on their experience on ntel network with regards compatible device and location where the service is being used.

Also Lagos subscribers who have picked up their sims should educate the populace of areas where they have picked high signal strenght and the device used in this format;

DEVICE

LOCATION

NETWORK

Hypothetical example;

DEVICE = TECNO CAMON C5

LOCATION = OBA AKRAN, IKEJA

NETWORK = 3 BARS

Hypothetical example;

DEVICE = TECNO CAMON C5

LOCATION = OBA AKRAN, IKEJA

NETWORK = 3 BARS

Is it working in lagos, please which area? cos am planing to get mine in abuja but will be using it in lagos.

moondancing:
Is it working in lagos, please which area? cos am planing to get mine in abuja but will be using it in lagos.

Its working in some parts of Lagos esp island axis. Reception on the mainland is however epileptic

Damix007:
Its working in some parts of Lagos esp island axis. Reception on the mainland is however epileptic

ok thanks

moondancing:
ok thanks

ntel hasn't officially launched its services in Lagos, so i would suggest you wait till they do so. Don't buy sim and subscribe in Abuja, only to go to Lagos and then find that coverage is poor, then you start complaining, blaming ntel for your own miscalculation.

Also, since ntel hasn't officially launched in Lagos, you can't complain if you experience any hitch whatsoever.

dustmalik:

ntel hasn't officially launched its services in Lagos, so i would suggest you wait till they do so. Don't buy sim and subscribe in Abuja, only to go to Lagos and then find that coverage is poor, then you start complaining, blaming ntel for your own miscalculation.

Also, since ntel hasn't officially launched in Lagos, you can't complain if you experience any hitch whatsoever.

Exactly. Got my SIM today in Lagos. It's really slow. Only 3Mbps. However, i wont complain too much. Not yet. Because they haven't lauched proper in Lagos. When they do, then i'll sing. Maybe best to hold off, unless u sure of full reception in ur area. Island Area. I'm on the mainland.