StarTimes unveils smartphones, rewards customers

The prize was presented to him at the StarTimes headquarters in Lagos, last week. Ajibola, who received the prize in the presence of the Head of Regulation and Monitoring Unit of the National Lottery Regulatory Commission, Jude Ogaga Ughwujabo, said he had initially thought that it was a ploy by tricksters, when he received the […]

The prize was presented to him at the StarTimes headquarters in Lagos, last week. Ajibola, who received the prize in the presence of the Head of Regulation and Monitoring Unit of the National Lottery Regulatory Commission, Jude Ogaga Ughwujabo, said he had initially thought that it was a ploy by tricksters, when he received the call from the company that he had emerged the star winner.
“I have been unable to sleep well because of my anxiety. This is my first car and I do not even know how to drive,” he said.
Fifty other winners are expected to go home with 32” LED Digital television and new subscribers stand the chance of winning a brand new 2014 Toyota Yaris car at monthly draws which comes to a close at the end of August, a statement from the company said.
Meanwhile, at a media launch in Abuja last week, the NTA-StarTimes introduced tablet and android telephones into the Nigeria market.
Managing Director of NTA-TV Enterprises Maxwell Loko said “as part of efforts to make Nigerians enjoy affordable technology, we are launching our new mobile devices, the Startimes P40 mobile phone and Startimes P80 tablet.”