By Laju Iren
4G LTE internet services provider, Spectranet, has improved the quality of its services in the city of Ibadan, Oyo state, to provide residents with reliable internet access that could lift them above current challenges caused by infrastructure deficits.
Giving this assurance during the re-launch of its services at Kankanfo inn, Ibadan, CEO Spectranet Ltd, Mr. David Venn said that the move is in line with its goal to improve internet penetration in the country.
Ubiquitous internet connections
This singular goal, according to the company, is seeing to the review of its services with the intention of tremendously improving same to the level the teeming customers would have easy, seamless and ubiquitous internet connections no matter where they are.
According to Venn:”Today marks another milestone in our service delivery, as we reinstate our commitment to Ibadan customers through our reliable and affordable internet service for a seamless browsing experience. At Spectranet, we don’t just expand for the sake of expansion, but with the sole purpose of delighting our customers with unique internet experiences that is second-to- none.”
“Our principle is to connect our subscribers to what matters most to them by providing a faster and more reliable broadband experience at unparalleled value for money. As market leader, Spectranet is committed to providing its teeming customers with a world class internet experience that is provided using a network of 4G LTE base stations (towers) and coverage, which currently include Lagos, Abuja, Ibadan and Port Harcourt,” he said.
In terms of affordability, Venn said Spectranet has designed plans and offerings that suit individual pockets irrespective of their income and status-whether they are students, professionals, family, or business enterprise owners. Also speaking, Marketing Head, Spectranet Ltd, Mr Mike Ogor said “Internet has become part of our lifestyle in Nigeria and we can see its impact felt in almost every facet of our lives.
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