Ntel, Formerly NITEL, Announces 2026 Comeback Led by Gen. T.Y. Danjuma
Ntel, formerly known as NITEL, is set for a commercial comeback in January 2026 under the leadership of Gen. T.Y. Danjuma.
The company, acquired by Natcom Develop Invest Ltd, is receiving undisclosed funding to support its revival. The new board of directors includes prominent individuals like Adelek Alex Adedip and Ayodeji Joshua.
Ntel plans to implement a hybrid model combining fixed wireless broadband and mobile services, utilizing a vast network infrastructure across Nigeria. This strategic move marks a significant milestone in Nigeria's telecom sector.
Additionally, the company's reserved phone number feature and ownership history involving AMCON highlight its journey towards recovery. Ntel's comeback signifies a positive development in the Nigerian telecommunications industry.
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