MTN Nigeria is doubling down on its promise to deliver authentic, customer-driven experiences, blending innovation with meaningful engagement to empower Nigerians digitally.
At its recent Customer Engagement Day (CED), the telecom giant connected directly with users—both online and offline—through tech demos, fireside chats, startup pitches, and mentorship sessions. The event also showcased MTN’s fintech arm, MoMo PSB, alongside deep dives into content creation and emerging technologies.
A Network Built for Ambition
Dr. Karl Toriola, CEO of MTN Nigeria, stressed the company’s focus on quality over cost: “Nigeria already has some of the world’s most affordable data, but we’re investing in consistency and reliability because that’s what fuels real progress. Today isn’t just about talking—it’s about listening, learning, and proving MTN is your growth partner.”
Ayham Moussa, Chief Operating Officer, echoed this sentiment, recalling MTN’s roots: “We started as a company powered by Nigerians, for Nigerians. Now, with over 80 million users, our mission hasn’t changed: to enable dreams, simplify lives, and protect what matters.”
Data for Life, Work, and Beyond
Ugonwa Nwoye, Chief Customer Relations Officer, highlighted MTN’s push for transparency and smarter data usage: “Data isn’t just bytes—it’s education for students, opportunities for entrepreneurs, and connections for families. We’re not just providing it; we’re helping you maximize it.”
The event marked a strategic pivot for MTN—from broadcasting messages to fostering two-way conversations, and from being a service provider to becoming a true partner in progress.
Key Takeaways:
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Customer-Centric Shift: MTN’s CED initiative prioritizes feedback-driven improvements.
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Affordable ≠ Compromised: Delivering high-quality data remains a top focus.
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Beyond Connectivity: MoMo PSB, mentorship, and tech showcases underline holistic digital empowerment.