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Etisalat Slashes Prices of Devices

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Etisalat Slashes Prices of Devices
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  Etisalat Nigeria is poised to make this season a memorable one for its customers with a special offer that would see top range devices sold at a massive 50 percent discount at all Etisalat…

Etisalat Nigeria is poised to make this season a memorable one for its customers with a special offer that would see top range devices sold at a massive 50 percent discount at all Etisalat Experience Centres.

According Wole Rawa, director, Consumer Segment, at Etisalat Nigeria, the discount offer is the network’s way of not just saying “thank you” to its numerous customers but also empowering them to do more and achieve more during and beyond the Yuletide.

“At Etisalat, we believe that empowering our customers will yield benefits for them and the society; we are making this massive price slash this season in the spirit of giving and to say ‘Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!’ to our customers.”

Rawa disclosed that throughout the Yuletide, customers can walk into any Etisalat Experience Centre and pick up top-of-the-line Smartphones from leading brands such as Samsung, Nokia, Huawei and Tecno at very affordable prices.

Customers also get free data of up to 1.5GB depending on the device they purchase. They also enjoy 100% bonus on every data purchase from 200MB to 6GB for the next 12 months.

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