Na glo go suffer in this quarter. Network wey no good wey dey reduce data allocation.

curvilicious:
heMTeeheN, hefri wia u go

it seems u will be da author of our pigin dictionary.... e make sense o

MTN don hammer and being hammering Nigerians since 2000

Useless glo

Daviddson:
You're fast losing your credibility. With this kind of post, be sure to start losing customers soon.

Blackmail from an anti wailer
BMC member..

Really?

glo think say na by doing colorful advert for dstv. mtcheeew

BrandSpurNG:
In March 2017, the total number of GSM subscribers was 151,999,197, which was 2,125,405 less than in December 2016, equivalent to a decrease of 1.38%. This was the first quarterly decline since the previous March.

According to the Nigerian Telecommunication Sector Report (Q1 2017), released by the National Bureau of Statistics yesterday, Airtel was the only GSM provider to record an increase in the number of subscribers relative to the previous quarter, of 1.58%, which means this provider recorded the highest growth rate for the second consecutive quarter.

Their number increased by 540,196 to reach 34,656,605 between December 2016 and March 2017. This was nevertheless lower than the quarterly growth rate of 4.09% recorded in December 2016. Although the other three providers recorded decreases in their numbers over this period, the decrease recorded by Globacom was slight.

With 37,328,827 subscribers, Globacom had 29,016 fewer subscribers in March 2017 than in December 2016, a decrease of only 0.08%. In percentage terms, Etisalat recorded the largest decline, for the third consecutive month, of 5.71% compared to 2.34% for MTN. However, given that MTN has significantly more subscribers, with 60,391,959 in March 2017 compared to 19,621,806 for Etisalat, their monthly decrease was larger in absolute terms. MTN lost 1,448,502 subscribers relative to December 2016, compared to a loss of 1,188,083 for Etisalat.

These trends did not change the overall ranking of GSM providers in terms of numbers of subscribers. MTN remained the largest provider, and accounted for 39.73% in March 2017, a slightly lower share than the share of 40.12% at the end of the previous quarter. Airtel and Globacom each increased their share slightly over the same period, from 22.14% to 22.8%, and from 24.24% to 24.56% respectively.



Read more: https://brandspurng.com/mtn-still-has-the-highest-gsm-internet-and-mobile-subscribers-in-q1-2017/

Who cares?

Einl:
Etisalat is the fastest network when it come for browsing.

Unfortunately also the most expensive.

But Nigerians always look out for quantity over quality.

But I still use Etisalat. Reliability over anything
.

etisalat is trash af

UncutSk:
etisalat is trash af

Haahahahaha. You can't afford it.

Einl:



Haahahahaha. You can't afford it.

am not a fool.

Network that shuts down by 4pm and resume by 8pm everyday, is that one network...
My phone usually turns to Gameboy within this hour...

But on a positive note I am using Globacom to test how much patience I have

Godiloveu:


it seems u will be da author of our pigin dictionary....
e make sense o

No o not me go nd hia our Ekiti brodas

anitapreeti:


No 1 network with poor reception

u would think glo would take advantage of "home advantage" but 3yrs later(after getting a glo sim for internet use) am still waiting for their network to get better

UncutSk:
am not a fool.

Nobody said you were.
Just that Etisalat is beyond your reach.

Einl:


Nobody said you were.

Just that Etisalat is beyond your reach.

lmao sheep

UncutSk:
lmao sheep

Pls explain .
I thought a Glo user will likely to be a sheep.