Ooredoo’s new stickers: “Ola Vaahaka” by a fish

Ooredoo Maldives has introduced its second Viber sticker pack; perfect for complimenting chitchat between family and friends.

The new sticker pack by the telecom company is called “Ola Vaahaka” (gossip) and includes common phrases such as “Iraadha Kurevviyyaa” (God willing), “Koba Kihineh?” (how you doing?), “Ufaaveri Ufandhuvaheh” (happy birthday), and “Naahama Thedheh?” (oh really?).

The sticker pack was introduced last Thursday, December 22.

Head of Sales of Ooredoo Maldives, Hussain Niyaz commented that new sticker pack is a perfect complement to the excitement for chitchat.

“Maldivians have always been very interested in “Ola Vaahaka”; from community gathering spots, from joalifathi (traditional Maldivian chairs), from swings and now at coffee tables. Ooredoo sticker pack will perfectly complement the “Ola Vaahaka” which is now carried out over Viber by those who use digital technology,” said Niyaz.

Marketing Communications Executive, Ismail Mazham reported that the company focused on including common phrases used by the people, so that it complimented the chitchat made over Viber.

Ooredoo reports it will introduce more sticker packs which honors the Dhivehi language and Maldivian culture.

The sticker pack “Ola Vaahaka” is free for download over Viber - the leading online messaging application used in Maldives.

Ooredoo has low-cost chat packages for customers who use Viber; “Viber 5” – the one-day 30 mb package for MVR 5, and “Viber11” – the five-day 80 mb package for MVR 11.