Which Is The Fastest Internet Connection In Nigeria

I done suffer for this internet connection shit , I have been browsing from the cyber cafe for the past 3 weeks no which is totally annoying , I have called swift they dont serve my area , glo's 3g is doubtful, does any one know any good and reliable other than all those mentioned ,note I leave in good home estate in Igando area of lagos

Hello Yommy01,
I think we are having the same issue with internet connection in nigeria. If you need to use glo, you have to be sure it is working in your area. As for me, I am still regretting the glo3g i bought because I have never enjoyed it for 24 hrs uninteruptedly since i bought it.
I hope glo will try to protect her integrity and ensure better services.
Thanks.

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@tEslim is your SWIFT Tthe same as SwiftTalk please clearify.

I think starcomms is the best and cheapest for now. i used it as means of linking the global world.

I figure he's rite. 
Im also considering getting a new internet connection and starcomm EVDO is highly favoured.

Hi guys nice discussions
Really I personally think it's the peak performance of these so called ISPs that matter for instance my multi links in Ogun State is fucked you'd probably peak at 15kbps and on regular basis I can assure you'd get 1kbps - 3kbps, When I came to Lagos my bros EVDO starcomms was peaking at 128kbps and averaging 15 - 20 kbps.

Now i'm on a wireless stuff both at the office and at home I don't even pay shit, thanks to my estate and office, we use swift at the office and it's not that fast sometimes it peaks at 50kbps but I'm yet to find it go past that,

The area might be a problem but I never even tried multi links in Lagos wen ppl say they're good I'm always like NO WAY like th say first impressions count, DOPC messed up a cafe I used to work back in school so they're also out I'm suprised no one's mentioned LINKSERVE and KOOCHI or ACCELON i'd like a report on them


The broadband we have in Nigeria like every other thing is the Nigerian version, 
Overseas broadband feature like 8mbps - 11mbps in NIja that one na dream

this guy na fool , nairaland is not a place of adverts , you are free to advertise your product but it is done in the most foolish manner, whats starcomms EVDO data card can some one explain , it is the wireless type or what ? I intend to settle for starcomms but I need to be sure of which one to go for

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thanks for that piece of info agboifo

I just purchased the starcomms evdo promo for N7000+50hrs free internet, and i tell you, tomorrow will make it a week and i still haven't been connected.
I made several calls to the help service (which is the only good thing i am very sure they have)
they keep saying the same rehearsed words

can i have your phone number please?
give me your ESN number, the one that says hex

I will forward it to the activation department and you will be activated before the end of today

will that be all for now?
thanks for choosing starcomms

the bad part of this is, the card is useless on other networks
I had to get a visafone connection and got connected the next morning

i got to their office to return their aircard but they didn't accept it.
funny enough, a guy who was smilling at me while i was purchasing it ended up with the "this is no joke" look.

Now with visafone, am getting 14 kbyte/sec max for a gold broadband plan instead of the promised 37.5 kbyte/sec . maybe it has to do with my area and daytime subscription. I am planning to get an aircard booster and maybe over the weekend, visit a friends place with it.

will try sending a mail to CONSUAFFAIRS AT ncc DOT gov DOT ng
and see if they really care about consumers.

@yommy
i think the broadband thing is the best.,.,.,.Swift is very good(i know a couple of guys who uses it)
where do you stay cuz it also depends on your location.
i stay close to Ikeja, Lagos & i use the new Starcomms High Speed EVDO CDMA.,.,.,.i have not had any regrets. Its not superfast buts its very very OK. Infact im on 83% of Adobe CS3 Master Suite for MAC - torrent (9.7GB) in almost 2 weeks thou i leave my Laptop on 24/7.

i'm sorry, but your post made me laff!!!
that size file take me about 4 hrs to download.

@cute_N_hot
yea u shuld

ISP Consortium plans nationwide broadband network
25 internet service providers (ISPs) across the country have decided to come together to form an alliance to build a broadband network in all the major cities of Nigeria. The consortium, NAIJAWiFi, called on the government of President Umaru Yar Adua to urgently declare a ‘state of broadband emergency’, claiming that ‘broadband connectivity remains the key to unlock the nations potentials and accelerate economic growth’.

The consortium applauded the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) on its broadband initiatives. ‘The declaration of 2007 as the year of broadband, the NCC State Accelerated Broadband Initiative, the WIN project, and its excellent frequency and broadband plan as unveiled at the national broadband workshop, clearly shows the Commission is on the path to history once more. The consortium also appreciates the effort of the Federal government with the launch of NIGCOMSAT 1, which would definitely impact positively on the broadband path,’ said Ndukwe Kalu, CEO of Amsco Telecoms and spokesman for the the NAIJAWiFi consortium, which is made up of ISPs with operations in 30 Nigerian states. ‘We do not discriminate as the consortium is open to the big and small and from any part of the country,’ said Kalu. ‘Our foundational belief is that any city can be Nigeria's Silicon Valley.’

The consortium’s plan is to build a network across 47 cities of Nigeria, covering all state capitals and other key cities, a clear departure from the usual Lagos, Port Harcourt and Abuja deployments. The project is estimated to swallow over NGN5 billion (USD39.9 million), and has the backing of local financiers. The consortium is also talking to international financial groups. Members of NAIJAWiFi include Amsco Telecoms, Siotel, Linkserve, Acet Technology, Acti Tech, Afrione, Amdifol, AS Technologies, Best Communications, Blue Topaz, Cobranet, CyberGold, Falmur Communications, I-Net Global, NOVA, Juninet, Kidacom, Orbit Infolinks, SITL, Spaceway, Steineng, Swift Talk, WebOnLan, WorldWeb and Zeccon.

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If you're considering Glo Internet, you might want to read this first http://writingpad.org/archives/152