Basically i want to compare the speeds of the university provided network. here in ABU, you can get up to 100kbps with a student login and 200kbps with a staff login.

We wey our school no provide for us nko

And Glo dey pepper our eyes

Here in ATBU u can get 7.1mbps, Very Fast

University of Benin used to have fast internet during my days there but presently I don't know the situation there


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Here at the University of Abuja there is no Internet at all

My school Internet is synonymous TO BUHARI's Administration

Humm make I leave oya over to you pupils

Uni-home.


No internet.

ABU ZARIA has one of the fastest internet with no restriction and found virtually at every corner of the university

Esut way no get good wifi internet
Network for hostel na rubbish

Here in UNN thee speed varies with the WiFi location, as high as 5mb and as low as 200kbs though on a bad day it could be worse

Was fast my own days but in some location. Unical

uniben's own is extremely fast at some locations....but slow at some place.... just the usual Wi-Fi wahala

Derawiz:
Here in UNN thee speed varies with the WiFi location, as high as 5mb and as low as 200kbs though on a bad day it could be worse

Great lion

Uniben, students acct: 50-100KB/s
Staff/admin acct: 500-4000KB/s

Painful part is that students pay a yearly fee of NGN5k.

UNILAG

You are talking of fast when some higher institution of learning don't have..


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30kb/s

In Udus you can get 50k upto 2mbps

1100 mbps

Oau's intercu na wish, infact to make it washer if dem don take light like this no wireless again.

Oau's intercu is something else, infact to make it a nonsense network if dem don take light like this no wireless again.

rawdpiper:
UNILAG

I can testify to this. Education library that year... I had gotten as much as 10MB/S on this same IDM before, especially around 6pm downwards

what is a internet?!

Uniben student WiFi na big zero 40kb/s, the funny thing na you must dey very close to the WiFi to receive the 40kb/s.
In fact I better do Glo sub than do sch shithole wifi

Come to UNIMED ondo, the WI-FI is the best, u can download any big file within 15 to 20min...

fut Mx (I. T. S Gk) as high as 7mb/sec.

rawdpiper:
UNILAG

From the timestamp on your taskbar {1:33AM}, you were probably the only on the link at that moment..so I'm not surprised because internet speed at off peak periods is always superb.

Dayo4real12:
Here in ATBU u can get 7.1mbps, Very Fast

u sure?

rawdpiper:
UNILAG

pls give me the password abeg. I have being trying to use it on campus ever since.