Ntel shifts focus to infrastructure and real estate for revival
Ntel, the telecom operator formed from Nigeria’s former national carrier NITEL, is charting a new course by prioritising digital infrastructure and real estate development. The company has introduced “The Next Frontier” strategy, anchored on three pillars: Beam, Eden, and Titan. According to Managing Director Soji Maurice-Diya, this move aims to create an ecosystem connecting technology, infrastructure, and economic growth. Ntel is seeking to reposition itself in the telecommunications market by leveraging its assets and expanding its service offerings.
TLDR
- Ntel has unveiled a new strategy focused on digital infrastructure, fibre networks, and real estate.
- The company’s approach is anchored on three pillars: Beam (connectivity), Eden (real estate), and Titan (infrastructure).
- New projects include Eden Place in Lagos, Nova Place in Port Harcourt, and Terenna Court in Abuja.
- Ntel aims to support growing demand for digital connectivity and unlock value from its property assets.
- The company is moving beyond mobile services to become a broader digital infrastructure provider in Nigeria.
