Starting Up A Cybercafe

I am a bit confused on the ISP provider to subcribe to within Nigeria, Lagos. I really need advice

hello mr. John, i saw your request on starting up a cybercafe. and a bit confused on which ISP to use even there in Lag. anyway there ae some questions u need to have a ready made answer for :
1. What mode of connection do u want to use? Vsat or P2p or dial up?
2.How much can u avoid in a month for your subscription?
3.how much do u expect to make in a month if u will be able to comply with your expenses?
4. What is the population of the people u have there in that area?
5. Any compitition over there?
If theses questions can be answered then you will know if u are to set it up or not.
 please u can contact me thru email or phone yinkfad24@hotmail.com or yinkfad24u@yahoo.com 08073157686

The need for a ‘fast’ internet service provider cannot be argued. But the down time associated with service providers is always over looked, downtimes are an unavoidable issue considering the numerous issues associated with running a business in Nigeria et al power, man power, , vandalisation etc.
With all this issues considered, I would like to introduce the BNA, this is  a bandwidth aggregator. This hard ware is a one-sided Internet bonding appliance that provides aggregated Internet connectivity to cyber cafes, small and medium size businesses , enterprises, apartments, hotels, hospitals and other multi-tenant buildings via aggregating multiple Internet access lines for increased performance and reliability. With the BNA, multiple DSL, cable modem or T1 services can be combined to provide higher speed and more reliable Internet access.
The BNA combines multiple Internet access lines, each on a 10/100baseT Ethernet interface, into a single aggregated Internet access line, again on a 10/100baseT Ethernet interface. The aggregation over the Internet access lines is done even for a single session, providing the full aggregate speed. The BNA supports aggregation of up to 6 Internet access lines and additional cellular data cards. Each Internet access line may be through a DSL modem, cable modem, T1, satellite modem, fractional DS3, DS3, fiber, cellular or any other broadband connection. In simpler terms the aggregation converges the bandwidth from 6 different service providers into a funnel and out into your network as one source.

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