Thuraya restates commitment to Nigerian market
By Jonah Iboma
Thuraya Satellite Telecommunications says it is ready to offer more services in Nigeria, especially in the light of government‘s desire to increase access to more users in the country.
The Chairman of Danisat Nigeria Limited, Mr. Peder Seldelman, whose firm is Thuraya‘s Nigerian sole representatives, the firm has solutions today that can effectively address Nigeria‘s rural telephony and tracking challenges.
According to him, Thuraya‘s satellite covers all of Nigeria effectively and this made the firm to have the resources to offer a range of services.
He added that the firm had also introduced more customer friendly tariff that made the service more affordable for local use in the country.
Seldelman added that Thuraya provided a good back up service especially in the light of challenges that often keep services of mobile operators at less-than optimal requirement.
This, he noted, would greatly benefit firms operating in the deep oceans and people in rural areas where mobile phone coverage does not exist.
He also said a great advantage of the phone is the fact that it can be carried by users across borers without having to bother with the issues of roaming.
He added that Thuraya had also introduced a Vehicle tracking service in the country, which offers a far wider coverage than what is offered by localized mobile phone firms.
The vehicle tracking services, he added, is very easy to monitor and comes with various options to users.
On the rural telephony service, Thuraya country Senior Manager for Nigeria,
Mr. Ahmed Ali, said the firm was ready to discuss with anyone who was interetes in offering such a service, adding that various models that can be adapated to local needs were available.
Thuraya Satellite Telecommunications says it is ready to offer more services in Nigeria, especially in the light of government‘s desire to increase access to more users in the country.
The Chairman of Danisat Nigeria Limited, Mr. Peder Seldelman, whose firm is Thuraya‘s Nigerian sole representatives, the firm has solutions today that can effectively address Nigeria‘s rural telephony and tracking challenges.
According to him, Thuraya‘s satellite covers all of Nigeria effectively and this made the firm to have the resources to offer a range of services.
He added that the firm had also introduced more customer friendly tariff that made the service more affordable for local use in the country.
Seldelman added that Thuraya provided a good back up service especially in the light of challenges that often keep services of mobile operators at less-than optimal requirement.
This, he noted, would greatly benefit firms operating in the deep oceans and people in rural areas where mobile phone coverage does not exist.
He also said a great advantage of the phone is the fact that it can be carried by users across borers without having to bother with the issues of roaming.
He added that Thuraya had also introduced a Vehicle tracking service in the country, which offers a far wider coverage than what is offered by localized mobile phone firms.
The vehicle tracking services, he added, is very easy to monitor and comes with various options to users.
On the rural telephony service, Thuraya country Senior Manager for Nigeria,
Mr. Ahmed Ali, said the firm was ready to discuss with anyone who was interetes in offering such a service, adding that various models that can be adapated to local needs were available.
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