timeminister:
your evil aim towards mocking Buhari has been put to shame... Oya, go &carry wailing bowls & distribute among wailers

heavenly truth!

chuose2:
[size=13pt]Nigerians, you must share the blame.

You went and voted in a cattle rearer as your president.[/size]




[size=13pt]A man that goes to class and all he can think of, are cows.
Of course he does not understand Data[/size]


[size=13pt]Next time do not follow the lies of both Lie Lai Mohammed & Adeboye[/size]

sunnyside16:
Evil people wanting to shut us out of the world. E no go work for NCC and this govt with their anti people policies.

joshikenna1:
Whatever made them increase the price of data was greatly contributed by MTN and probably Airtel. Why?

According to recent subscription statistics released by NCC, MTN has been losing data subscribers at a constant rate while Glo has been gaining massive new data subscribers on their network beceof their extra cheap data. MTN, Airtel and Etisalat and the majority of the smaller ISPs could not compete and therefore had to file complaints to NCC, lobbying them to initiate this new directive.

If you've noticed, both MTN and Airtel have been strongly informing their customers of the new NCC directive but Glo has refused to comment as they are not happy with this directive. why?

This is why. Glo's strong point has always been their cheap data. They even call themselves the 'grandmasters of data'. But unfortunately the quality of their network cannot compete with that of MTN. But still Nigerians have preferred Glo's cheap data with their fair network quality. If this new data floor price (minimum price every network must sell data) is implemented by NCC, Glo will lose hugely. Just take a scenario where both MTN and Glo are both offering #1000 for 1gb, more people will opt for MTN because of their quality network and Glo will wither in the long run.

What NCC wants in essence is 'completion in quality of network' and not completion for cheapest data. They want to level the playing field. Though, this was influenced by MTN and others.

On my part, I completely disagree with this move on NCC's part. They should leave the competition to the network operators. Afterall not everyone will use Glo as some people prefer quality over quantity and others prefer quantity over quality. It's a choice Nigerians should make not NCC. That's why it's called 'competition'

timeminister:
God punish the spirit of wailing...
heavenly truth!

elsomm:


All hail new zombie in town.
Stop drooling all over the place with ur infectious saliva