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Etisalat Cliqhub Moves to UNIPORT, RSUT

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Etisalat Cliqhub Moves to UNIPORT, RSUT
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Etisalat Nigeria, most innovative telecommunications company, has launched another mini experience centre popularly referred to as ‘Cliqhub’ in the University of Port-Harcourt and Rivers State…


Etisalat Nigeria, most innovative telecommunications company, has launched another mini experience centre popularly referred to as ‘Cliqhub’ in the University of Port-Harcourt and Rivers State University of Science and Technology recently in furtherance of its commitment to providing its customers with the best in customer experience.

Located in strategic areas in the university campuses, Cliqhub boasts of state-of-the-art facilities that provide students and other members of the campus community access to experience Etisalat’s unique products and services in form of exclusive phone offers, excellent customer services, free Wi-Fi access and special weekly promotions, without leaving the campus grounds.

According to Elvis Daniel, head, Youth Segment, Etisalat Nigeria, Cliqhub is designed to be a point of contact between Etisalat and the youth community.

“Cliqhub clearly demonstrates Etisalat’s passion for its customers and its eagerness to serve their needs. The location of these centres in campuses was very deliberate because we want them to enjoy Etisalat’s services within the comfort of their school environment” he said.

It will be recalled that Cliqhub was launched in the University of Lagos in November 2014 and at the Ahmadu Bello University in March 2015.



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