Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | MTN Uganda has introduced its latest smartphone offerings in partnership with TakeNow, offering its valued customers a wider range of choices.
MTN customers will via this collaboration have access to an extensive selection of Tecno, Itel, and Infinix smartphones in the open market.
To further enhance this customer-centric initiative, MTN Uganda will be offering free data (1GB) every month throughout the repayment period, enabling customers to experience seamless connectivity and make the most of their smartphones.
Somdev Sen, the Chief Marketing Officer of MTN Uganda, expressed his enthusiasm about the partnership, stating: “We are thrilled to join forces with TakeNow to bring a wider range of smartphone choices to our esteemed customers.
Under the MTN Pay Mpola Mpola scheme, customers will be able to easily acquire their desired smartphone by making an affordable initial payment, usually 40% of the total cost, and walk away with the device.
The remaining balance can then be paid in manageable monthly installments over a period of 6 months. This flexible payment option ensures that customers can enjoy the latest technology without financial strain.
“With this partnership, every Ugandan can get a Tecno, Itel, and Infinix smartphone on loan,” said Ronald Mugulusi, Sales Director at TakeNow.
I would like to get one at least
Can I get the MTNTAKENOW PHONES from SOROTI COTY
Can i get mtntakenow smartphone? in Apac district
I like the scheme. Am a registered refugee in western Uganda. Am I eligible to get one?
From Hoima.
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Where can l get in lira
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Am fine and u
My Life very hard money now
So durable, so special and affordable. I like it and may i work with the Compony TakeNow here in Gulu City
he is a good person
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If God granted then I feel like I should be one of the mtn employee for the business and help the community in Gulu here since a lot of people are struggling with life due for some facts
How do I claim the free qGB data??
Does a passport qualify to pick a phone when the national identity card is not near by