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August 1, 2025 by The Nation
Vitel Wireless, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has unveiled its nationwide network services in Nigeria.
In a statement yesterday, the company said it will release an initial batch of 50,000 SIM cards and eSIMs from today in all 36 states and Federal Capital Territory (FCT) to selected subscribers, bringing reliable, affordable, and high-quality connectivity to millions.
This, it said, marks its commitment to transforming the telecommunications landscape by providing accessible and seamless mobile services to urban and rural communities.
It added with a focus on innovation, affordability, coverage, and customer satisfaction, it will bridge the digital divide and foster inclusive growth.
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“More than half of the initial release will be available through authorised retail outlets, Vitel Wireless Airport Kiosks, and mobile kiosks utilising Know Your Customer (KYC) verification via NIMC’s new SIM-NIN telecommunications registration platform.
“The remaining SIM cards will be allocated to subscribers for innovative value-added services, including Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, Safer Home AI camera systems (iSEEYOU), employment performance monitoring App (Oga-App), and location-based services solutions, such as SecurMe and Push-My Location, among others. This initial deployment enables the company to test its network, optimise its MTN roaming partnership, and implement adjustments prior to the full launch in Q2 2025,” the statement said.
Executive Chairman, Kenneth Nwabueze, said: “We are excited to bring Vitel Wireless’s innovative services to Nigeria, a vibrant and dynamic country with potential. Our goal is to deliver dependable connectivity that enables Nigerians to connect, communicate, and thrive in the digital age. This rollout is just the beginning — we look forward to expanding our services and making a positive impact across the nation.”
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