City, Lagos, Nigeria – Now hear dis! Lebara Nigeria don finally land small as dem unveil dia new 0724 number series. Dis one na big step as dem enter Naija market with all di ginger!

E happen on Tuesday when di Chief Operating Officer, Akin Adesokan, yarn say dem don secure full interconnectivity with all di major mobile network operators wey dey Nigeria. Wetin dis one mean be say customers go fit enjoy seamless service straight from launch day (no wahala, no stress!).

According to Akin, “Our readiness with di 0724 series and full interconnect setup show say we dey committed to seamless integration, customer freedom, and market inclusivity.” I mean, who no go like make network no break for di middle of gist?

Lebara Nigeria hold Tier 5 Mobile Virtual Network Operator licence. Dis one na di highest level under di Nigerian telecom rules, so no be beans o! Dem dey prepare to serve Naija people with beta quality telecom services, ready to innovate and digitize everything like dem be Google or something.

Akin don talk say: “Dis milestone dey reflect our vision to enhance user experience and deepen digital access in di telecom space.” Na true, as telecom users don dey tire for low quality services wey dey rampant.

With di rollout of di 0724 number series, Lebara dey poised to bring reliable service from day one. E go make competition sabi say dem no be di only players for di field, and innovation go dey sweet pass recently. (E be like say dat competition go dey hot, just like pepper soup!)

Justice, one sharp journalist wey sabi di automobile sector well, go don publish di full gist for PUNCH newspaper. E don work for years, wey give am beta insight on wetin dey happen for di market.

Lebara na subsidiary of London-based MVNO wey wan shake Nigeria telecom market, hitting di ground running. Dem don secure di 0724 as dem prepare to fully launch in Q3 2025. With dis interconnectivity wey don land, callers go fit enjoy smooth connection wey no go make dem wan break their phone (we all know how e dey vex when call just cut).

Dis new telecom model go allow Lebara to sell voice bundles and data packages wey fit meet particular customer needs. Samuel Alabi, their Head of Corporate Communications, don explain say: “You buy minutes, not airtime. If your call end for 30 seconds, you still get 99 minutes and 30 seconds left. Na clarity and control we dey bring come Naija telecoms.” You see am? Dem dey try carry new levels go all di way!