"Nigeria's Telecom Industry Is About To Change Forever - Here's Why" | MVNOs Pt 1
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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We just released a unique episode on Building from Africa!
Our guest is Mr Ernest Akinlola, the pioneering Managing Director of Bboxx Nigeria, one of Africa's biggest renewable energy company.
Mr Ernest has spent more than 25 years in the telecoms industry developing unique and extensive expertise in the Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) industry, having played a key role in establishing Virgin Mobile UK, one of the first and most successful MVNOs. Also, Lycamobile, Lebara, and ntel in various countries across Europe and Africa. He has successfully negotiated and delivered strategic partnerships, competitive analysis, customer value management, and large-scale project delivery in the highly dynamic and competitive telecoms sector.
Mr Akinlola has a proven track record of launching and scaling innovative and impactful solar energy solutions, and is driven by transforming lives and unlocking the potential of communities through solar energy.
He is also a business mentor and coach for the World Bank Start Up Acceleration programmes, where he shares his insights and guidance with aspiring entrepreneurs and innovators.
In this podcast, he shares his journey about being in the Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) space, it's immediate prospects for Nigeria through the newly released licenses for operators in Nigeria, and success factors for the MVNOs, brand establishment, etc.
If you have been wondering how the Telecoms industry works, then watch this conversation to the end.
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An individual who is well-versed in the telecommunications industry contributes a plethora of information to this discussion.
This suggests that we should organize a conference, as MNVOs can achieve greater success by collaborating, sharing ideas and resources, and learning from each other, instead of fostering isolation and unhealthy rivalry.
I will be more than happy to contribute my quota. Thanks Mr Akinlola.
Your guests definitely knows his onions when it comes to Telcom. He sounds like he's cautiously optimistic about the MVNO play, but mostly cautious because of the current business environments in Nigeria.
I really enjoyed listening to Mr.Ernest. This is very insightful. Please release the remaining parts. Thank you
Thanks for watching. We have another on the channel, you can watch it!
I was here, I'll tell you this someday
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Hahaha! 😆
Thanks for the compliment!
Good to find expert in telecom. Kudos.bosss.I hope to get a mentor in telecommunications sector like him
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@Venture Valley Best thing for NCC to work on is to enable MVNO's that have only 50-80% overal diffrenciation from other competitors business case and grant that same 50-80% business case a 4-8years or more patent rights that cannot be copied by the other wicked competitors while the out-of-the-box difrented MVNO uses that period to grow as an advantage. this will solve the problem of all that has been discussed in this video; since it is expected that MVNO's wishes to float on their own independent branding and UX not using stacks like MTNpulse there must be room to breath for the ones who can think to do, without been hijacked by the once who's waiting for market validation to pump funds, so to speak.
Interesting
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Amazing ❤
Thank you! Cheers!