kla: Good development...i'm expecting the price of garri to come down to #70 per congo

Bgino: so if i use mtn to call mtn who will pay for the connection rate..me:

hopeyemmy: You are not entirely right. Airtel 2good classic and Glo Gbam offer calls as low as 18k/sec to all networks with N5 daily access charge. One doesn't need to buy data bundle to enjoy any of these packages. With that said, going by the current interconnection rate of N8.20, a margin of between N2-N3(10.80-8.20) is what technically obtains, with the assumption that the daily access charge is spread over all calls one makes in a day. So, with this new development(interconnection rate at N4.90) and going by the existing margins, I don't see how any of these operators will charge as high as N15 for a minute call.
Between N7-N8/min seems logical for a minute call.

dapie: bros u have not explained it clearly. is it 6.40 kobo/minute on net .if it is what about off net.

rezzy: To be frank, i did not understand it after reading. I no go school oooo

tonyx4x44: This ncc people dey try o! Abeg make una drop data to 100box for 1gig

Young po413: Good for people wey still dey pay for calls nowadays,with my internet telephone,I make local and international calls with my unlimited mb.
I.e somehow free of charge,except the mb which is nothing to me.

toba: u missed the part in my post that centred on 'condition'

the package u're talking about is with a condition.

Im talking about a non conditioned package. its N18 per minute. Thats what i pay presently

Young po413: Good for people wey still dey pay for calls nowadays,with my internet telephone,I make local and international calls with my unlimited mb.
I.e somehow free of charge,except the mb which is nothing to me.

tivta:
It is N 6.40 per minute divided by 60seconds will give you about 10kobo per second but opperators need at least N2 naira margin thats why the will charge nothing less than N9 naira per minute aka 15 kobö per second.

bid4rich: Good news to ALL MIDNIGHT CALLERS, At least una go dey sleep well well now.

Sagytarius°:
Bros na lie o. Nor be wetin e mean.
Wetin e mean be say if u dey call pipu wen dey yuz network wen jus enta d biznes, na 6nera u go pay; nor be 4nera as u tok.
And den, if u dey call pipu wen dey yuz network wen don tey for d bizness, na 4nera u go pay. Shek wel.
Ai fi' dey rong sha.

toba: you guys need to understand what this really means before u start jumping for joy.

with the interconnect rate pegged at N4.90, this means MTN, Airtel Etisalat and Glo can still charge whatever they like on top of the N4.90. for instance if i use an Airtel line to call Glo, what i'll pay for a minute is N4.90&+airtel's profit and it could be N4.90+N10 or N20.

What NCC should have done is to establish a limit the operators cannot go above.

Presently if i call MTN,Glo, Etisalat etc with my Airtel line, i pay N18 for one minute with the interconnect rate presently at N8.2. If u deduct N8.2 from N18, it means Airtel presently makes a gross profit of N9.8 on every Minute call i make.

with the interconnect rate to be brought done, just deduct N3.3 from N18, u'll have N14.7 to pay.

This also applies to other network.

Thats what this policy means by my own understanding...........

BluStreak:

Very on-point. Na dis guy understand ∂єÿ thing wella. The rate declared by NCC is not d rate networks will charge, that's just d interconnect rates. Then networks are bound to add their own marging. It will not hurt them in anyway cos the upcoming price regime will see a surge is volume of calls across all the network. In trading, they will say higher turnover.

tivta: Talk is finally becoming cheap. 15kobo per second coming soon.

Red-Light:
OK

*switching to pidging* it mean say una no go dey call for big big rate dem again

u go dey pay shikini money wey dey as low as 6naira to call any network u want for naija

and other network wey never get much power or wey just they enter the business for naija and never reach the level wey the big ones deys go
dey do am for 4naira to encourage people to their network



u get am now?