As part of its ongoing drive to empower its distribution and retail Agents, a leading tech innovator in telecommunications solutions, Vitel Wireless, has announced a major reward initiative designed to honour its network of trusted long-term agents.
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The company, officially rolled out an ongoing loyalty compensation incentive. Speaking on the new program, company leadership stated that it has given out a 1 per cent lifetime loyalty reward to Vitel Wireless Agents.
‎In a statement, Vitel Wireless’ management revealed that the new incentive reinforces its commitment to building sustainable, mutually beneficial business relationships.
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“The 1 per cent lifetime reward ensures that active Agents receive continuous residual value on qualifying sales and operations, providing long-term equity and direct recognition for their ongoing contributions to the brand’s footprint.
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“Key highlights of the initiative include: -Lifetime Residual Value through which Active Agents earn a consistent 1 per cent continuous reward tied to the ongoing onboarding of Agents, Direct Growth Incentive designed to accelerate sales momentum while boosting partner profitability and retention, and Seamless Allocation integrated directly into the existing agent management ecosystem for immediate tracking and fulfilment,” the statement reads.
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Vitel Wireless also revealed that the reward initiative is effective immediately across eligible agent categories, as existing Agents can log into their Vitel Wireless agent/partner portal to review their reward status, while prospective Agents can learn more about joining the network by visiting the company’s website.
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Among the TOP 20 Vitel Wireless agents rewarded through the monthly payment loyalty initiative in August are Queen Ugoorji, Muhammad Muhammad, Esther Anuma, Adeosun Oluwaseun, Chibuike Okorie, Daniel Adewole, Idris Zakariya Abdullahi, Tony Adiukwu, Paulinus Umunnabuikе and Dalhat Ladan.
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Others are Blessing Ameh, Chidiebere Nwankwo, Blessing Emeronye, Fausat Aromashodun, Jennifer Sitya, Beulah Onuegbulam, Anderline Amos, Abubakar Yunusa, Eunice Jonah and Joshua Joseph.