MTN Nigeria Unveils Y’ello Street Museum in Lagos
MTN Nigeria inaugurated the Y’ello Street Museum on [date not specified], located beneath the iconic Falomo Bridge in Lagos, as part of its silver jubilee celebrations. This immersive, open-air installation serves as a vibrant archive of 25 years of Nigeria's pop culture, connectivity, and technological advancements.
The museum features a walk-through journey showcasing five generations of network technology, from early mobile devices to 5G. Visitors experience an audiovisual time capsule that reflects the telecom giant's journey since its inception in 2001 with approximately 50,000 subscribers.
Modupe Kadri, MTN Nigeria’s Chief Financial Officer, stated that the museum honors the contributions of millions of Nigerians to the company's success. Onyinye Ikenna-Emeka, the Chief Marketing Officer, emphasized the exhibition's focus on human connections and memories shaped by technology.
The Y’ello Street Museum is open to the public for a limited seven-day period.
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