Smile Communications has continued a consumer-focused initiative designed to give Nigerians the opportunity to experience its premium 4G LTE network firsthand, thus reinforcing the company’s commitment to listening, innovation, and value-driven connectivity.
The initiative which is a FREE 3GB SIM offer, allows new customers to test-drive the Smile network before making a commitment. According to the company, the move is part of a broader strategy informed by deliberate consumer research conducted over the past year, which revealed that many customers value the opportunity to experience service quality before subscribing to a full plan.
“Our customers told us they want confidence before commitment,” said Olagoke Olaleye, Head of Marketing Operations at Smile Communications. “Over the past year, we have invested time in listening deliberately to consumer feedback across markets. The FREE 3GB SIM therefore is our way of removing barriers and allowing Nigerians to experience the speed, reliability, and quality of the Smile network firsthand.”
Following the trial experience, customers can subscribe to any Smile Mini or Smile Midi plan and enjoy additional benefits, including FREE streaming data for platforms such as YouTube, Netflix, and Prime Video. The offering reflects Smile’s continued effort to combine everyday connectivity with lifestyle-driven digital experiences.
The company noted that the streaming benefit was also shaped by consumer insights indicating increased demand for flexible entertainment, remote work tools, and content consumption without added pressure on primary data allowances.
Olaleye added, “This is not just about giving data. It’s about empowering consumers with choice. Once they experience our network, they can seamlessly transition into plans that support both productivity and entertainment, with added streaming value built in.”
Smile reaffirmed that the initiative aligns with its ongoing commitment to delivering affordable, high-quality broadband solutions tailored to evolving consumer needs.
