MTN has teamed up with Navio to promote the ‘Avvio’ phone during his album release concert on Dec. 12 at Panamera bar, and will soon have a draw for someone to win the 3rd of 3 brand new KIA Sportage cars.
“In truth, quality products always go hand in hand,” explained Navio. “I’m known for associating with quality products: fashion and other undertakings. The Avvio phone is a product I trust enough to associate with and put out there for my fans. For fun, business, internet, apps, etc. It’s the most affordable quality phone out there. The Avvio by Navio!”
Navio’s fourth solo album ‘The Chosen’ will be officially released at club Panamera in Kampala on Saturday December 12th, 2015, doors opening at 7pm. There is no cover charge however, the audience will be required to purchase a drinks coupon worth UGX 10,000/= as a usual practice.
Through this promotion, MTN aims to give its customers a compelling offer which includes: an affordable 3G Smartphone phone, a free 50MB data bundle, unlimited free SMSs, free CallerTunez, and MTN Zone call offers of up to 100% discounts, as well as a free data bundle upon activation of the new phone.
The Avvio smart phones are affordable, and geared to meet the needs of modern Ugandans. The Avvio 793 is selling for 300,000/- and the Avvio 781 is selling for 189,000/-. The MTN buzz C390, selling for only 110,000/-, also qualifies to enter the draw for the KIA Sportage. Buy one of these phones and join Hollazone by dialing *157*5# to enter the draw and enjoy free data, SMS and caller tunes.
According to Mapula Bodibe, the company’s Chief Marketing Officer, the objective of this promotion is the continuation of the brand’s effort to ensure that MTN customers anywhere in Uganda can enjoy affordable and reliable internet access.
And in order to get new customers started, “MTN has gone a step further by offering free data bundles,” she further elaborated.
Supported by a strong 3G network, the Avvio 793,781 and Buzz C390 will give customers an improved user experience including high speed connectivity and high resolution on a wide screen of up to 5 inches.
