The telecommunication companies jostle for the attention of subscribers in Nigeria. However, one of the challenges confronting these companies is how to manage their network quality, which holds a great deal to customers satisfaction. Efficient connectivity is turning into the foundation for enterprise efficiency and productivity as the demand for constant communication grows.
The National independent Wireless Broadband Reporting(NIWBQR) conducted a new performance evaluation report in Lagos state. The service providers benchmarked include MTN, GLO AIRTEL SMILE, AND 9MOBILE.
Nigeria Government should be keen on this tool because it addresses a potential solution to what has become a myriad and increasing consumer grievance and source of incessant complaints on Mobile network providers in Nigeria.

KEY OBSERVATION
Glo used to provide impressive peak LTE downlink throughput, second only to MTN.
Glo appears to have now capped its downlink throughput to less than 10 Mbps (where a peak of 68 Mbps was previously achieved).
Mean downlink throughput is now less than 1 Mbps, a substantial reduction from the higher than 10 Mbps that was previously achieved.
Smile is the only other network that places an arbitrary cap on achievable downlink throughput.
MTN continues to provide satisfactory performance in all the indicators we consider key, in addition to not placing any cap on downlink throughput.
Airtel shows the worst accessibility value. Globacom’s accessibility value is very bad as well.

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