A fusion of music at ‘Cloudnine’

The ambience at Lamborghini Lounge, GRA, Port Harcourt, aptly caught the theme of the night, as Etisalat treated select high value customers to an exclusive live music session. The night featured unique music performances from one of Nigeria’s most celebrated highlife musicians, Bright Chimezie alongside PatoRanking, a rising star in the Nigerian music industry.

Music icon, Bright Chimezie, had everyone on their feet as he took them down memory lane with most of his chart topping hits such as Because of English,’ ‘Life na Teacher,’ and ‘African Style.’ 

Rising star, PatoRanking, also put up an outstanding performance that got him a standing ovation. He gave the customers a taste of what it feels like to be in a richer music session like Etisalat Cloudnine with his latest track, ‘Girlie O’.

The highlight of the night was the collaboration between Bright Chimezie and PatoRanking as they performed to the admiration of the audience. Their performances drew spontaneous burst of applause and got all the guests on their feet dancing to the continuous flow of hits.

Speaking on the rationale behind the Cloudnine offering, Enitan Denloye, director, brands and communication at Etisalat Nigeria, said: “I am delighted that our customers are having a good time with the Cloudnine sessions. For us at Etisalat, it is not just about building  a quality  network, it is all about what makes our customers happy and creating a richer experience that will satisfy their communication needs”.

Etisalat Cloudnine sessions were successfully activated in Lagos and Abuja in 2013. This year, the telecom company decided expand the platform in terms of reach and genre to Port Harcourt, one of its key high value regions. Etisalat Cloudnine is the contemporary music platform for the company’s high value segment with the objective of celebrating musical prowess and providing exclusive content to existing and potential customers. 

Most importantly, Etisalat is using Cloudnine to show appreciation to its customers across the country, Denloye noted.