Swift Networks Launches Free Internet Browsing Called Red Cheetah

Nigerian broadband service provider Swift Networks has launched Red Cheetah, a free broadband Wi-Fi service, in Lagos and subsequently plans to expand across Nigeria and Africa.

According to the company, they’ve been working on Red cheetah for the past 2 years and now, it’s ready for the public. To be able to offer this service free of charge, Swift Networks is partnering with brands to serve ads to users on the Red Cheetah platform. This means that to keep browsing free, users are obliged to watch ads during their session.

Red Cheetah Data Cap

You can register as much devices daily. Each device comes with a data cap of 1GB daily. The idea behind Red Cheetah is to make it unlimited and since this is the first time for Swift Network offering this services, it will take some time for it to be unlimited.

Availability & Accessibility

Red cheetah is currently available in about 500 locations (500 buses, 50 restaurant and 2 malls) that include public spots, BRT buses and taxis; hope to be available in 10,000 locations within Lagos state.

Lagos was chosen as a branch test locations and with time it will be extended to other states.

How Do I Get Access to Free Browsing Services?

Download RED cheetah app from Google Playstore and register. Windows and iOS version of the app will be available within 3 months.

Note: Browsing can only be accessed in areas where modems are available.