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April 10, 2019

Coollink, Konnect Africa unveils new prices for satellite broadband

Coollink, Konnect Africa unveils new prices for satellite broadband

By Princewill Ekwujuru

Coollink, owners of the ASTA satellite broadband connectivity package in partnership with Konnect Africa has released a new price list for its packages.

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The company said this new positioning is to further bridge the connectivity gap in the country by enabling both professional and residential customers to benefit from pocket friendly offers. With packages starting from N5,500.00 and equipment from N36,000, consumers can surf on speeds of up to 20Mbps wherever they are in Nigeria. Furthermore, subscribers will still enjoy free internet browsing from 12am to 6am daily.

Chief Executive Officer of Coollink, Shahin Nouri, at a press briefing in Lagos said: “In late 2017, we successfully transformed satellite broadband services in Nigeria. We simplified purchasing, installation and data plan subscription processes. Indeed, with our online shop, Asta.ng, customers can order high-speed internet connections from anywhere in Nigeria and be connected within two to five business days.

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Today we are improving further on the pricing front by reducing and subsidizing heavily price of equipment and subscriptions, reducing equipment price from N99,000 to N36,000 and introducing a 5GB plan at N5,500. I am very proud to say that with Konnect Africa’s partnership we improved the whole customer journey and offer affordable satellite broadband to everyone.

This offer represents another giant stride from Coollink, the first and only satellite broadband provider to offer data rollover for consumers in the market. This data rollover will still be available for ASTA customers on the new package prices. Providing broadband through satellite technology, ASTA service is available to everyone in Nigeria no matter how remotely located they are.

Chief Executive Officer of Konnect Africa, Jean-Claude Tshipama, stated: “Nowhere is the digital divide felt more than in Africa. On this rapidly developing, young and vibrant continent, every business and individual is keen to reach their potential. An affordable high-speed internet connection is essential to their success”.