Swift
Network has unveiled a free Wireless Fidelity (WiFi) code named Red Cheetah at
the Murtala Mohammed Airport terminal 2
(MMA2), reports ITRealms.
Chief
Operating Officer, Mr. Chuma Okoye disclosed this to ITRealms, saying the first
deployment of the Red Cheetah service went live Wednesday at MMA2.
He
said, Red Cheetah is a free broadband Wi-Fi service being piloted by Swift
Network for esteemed customers and the traveling public.
Red
Cheetah, Okoye said, will be completely free of charge to the subscriber
and will have no download limits.
“It
will require no modem to be accessed in public spaces and can be accessed via
any Wi-Fi-enabled device like smartphones, tablets, laptops, et cetera,” he
assured.
According to him, Red Cheetah is supported by some corporate sponsors to keep Nigerians connected to the fastest and highest quality broadband access that will enable them to continue to achieve more, wherever they are.
According to him, Red Cheetah is supported by some corporate sponsors to keep Nigerians connected to the fastest and highest quality broadband access that will enable them to continue to achieve more, wherever they are.
“Subscribers
to this service will periodically be required to view advertisement messages
from the various sponsors who have made this service free,” he said.
Okoye,
therefore encouraged customers to share the good news with their family
members, friends and associates who use this terminal to login via into the
"Red Cheeta" signal, complete the simple registration process and get
online in seconds.
“Other
locations are already being planned and will be communicated to you as they
become available,” he said.
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