“Africell 3G++ Matches The Speed Of Polaris Car” –Presidential Spokesman

Presidential Spokesman, Abdulai Bayraytay has described africell 3G++ as one that matches with the speed of the Polaris car.

The Presidential Spokesman made this remarks when he experienced the fastest 3G++ during a VIP ride with africell at Magburaka Road round about in Makeni City.
He went on to say that he used to see the Polaris Cars on television particularly when he was in Dubai.
“What I discovered is that the speed matches with the 3G++. I congratulate africell for such venture,” he said.
Mr. Bayraytay pointed out that when President Koroma came with the Fiber Optic, lot of people said the internet was slow because they don’t know about it that much.
 He said the only way one can know about the Fiber Optic is when they log in.
“We thank God africell has explored such opportunity and make us proud. What Africell has demonstrated publicly has shown that they have the 3G++ and the fastest internet service.”

He added that for him to verify that  africell have the fastest internet he called someone from Nigeria where they streamed live video using africell 3G++ and what they learnt was that it was very fast.
“Africell has turned their words into action. The President has made it clear that they will continue to create the enable environment for people to compete,” Bayraytay explained.

According to the Government spokesman, the tour of africel Polaris cars showed that it was not a mistake when President Koroma came with the road network initiative. He further said that they believe as a country and as a government to continue to create the enable environment so that when they say they are laying the infrastructure, people should be able to get cheap internet and cheap access to voice calls.
“I believed that if  today we are here to celebrate africell 3G++, it is because government has laid the fiber optic and the broadband available but again africell has been the first network that has the fastest internet in the country. We are very proud as a government for such venture,” he said.
He said already africell has set the pace and they are very proud of them for such initiative as that means a lot for them more so when they talk about the private sector as an engine for growth.
“We are very proud of africell that all the things we put in place they are working with us to translate them into reality. We are very proud as a government to say africell has the fastest 3G++. I am very proud as a government spokesman to tell the success story of africell,” he stressed.

John S. Koroma Chairman Bombalie District Council was the first set of guest that took the VIP ride in Makeni this is what he said;”I am happy to be part of this historic story, I enjoyed the ride it was an amazing one. I admired the technology and I see the greatness of africell. It is very good and very impressive. Keep it up.” Africell Head of Media Relation, Nancy L. Joseph said africell really appreciated the work of the government because without good roads such cars should not have passed through those towns and cities. She said it is because of fine roads they are riding those cars.
The africell 3G++ VIP ride in Makeni is the first in the provinces, second in the country after Freetown.
The event was graced by lots of dignities such as Africell Admin Officer, Abdul Aziz Gabasie, Africell Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Joe AbassBangura and africell Head of Technical among others were in attendance.

Africell also conducted a raffle draw for new subscribers that bought SIM. Below are the numbers of winners in the Makeni VIP ride.

Talk Time Winners
099 843598, 099 849057, 099838731, 099 839125, 099 870521, 099 841614, 099 848920, 099 848554, 099 839405, 099 839549
AF1 Phone Winners
099 310845, 099 840920, 099 841791, 099 839763, 099 834210
Itel Phone Winners.


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