huptin:
With 12,500 you can get unlimited data on wifi. Com and with 18k you will get same on Spectranet

Kingseex1:

like how long?

huptin:
With 12,500 you can get unlimited data on wifi. Com and with 18k you will get same on Spectranet

huptin:
With 12,500 you can get unlimited data on wifi. Com and with 18k you will get same on Spectranet

Blackmiserable:
I mean it would be nice to browse without unnecessary permutations, or checking data balance.

Shouldn't there be special incentives for people who rely on the web

Service provider of many countries do, but why here? For $99 AUD you can surf the unlimited plan in Australia on Telstra, the best service provider there. That's just less than 25 thousand naira.

phemmyfour:
Can you afford it?

Pearlyakin:
In foreign countries you have plans for unlimited calls and data to surf the Internet, but we don't have such here in Nigeria.

Fair Usage Policy: This is typically implemented by Internet Service Providers, wherein they put a cap on usage at a higher speed to heavier users to prevent them from hogging the greater bandwidth. Typically, for Unlimited Usage Plans, the FuP cap is set, so that, beyond that cap, the access speed is reduced

dryakson:
Nigerians will abuse it.
I remember when we were enjoying a free WiFi in my campus back then. The speed was at top speed of 10mb/students ended up abusing it and the mgt had to clock the speed to 500kb/s.

OneKinGuy:
I think it's because we have high expectations and tend to easy forget Nigeria is a third world countries and we simply can't enjoy what first world countries enjoy, at least not yet.

Also, there is noting like Unlimited Anywhere (at least for consumers, Don't know what big tech companies uses) . Every isp in the world has The Fair Usage Policy(FUP)


so you can understand why no network in Nigeria can provide unlimited data plans.

JuventusFc:
Swift MIFI + SIM available for sale. Location is Lagos

How much do you want to sell the MIFI and SIM and what is your locatin in LagosKindly give ur digit as well.

Blackmiserable:
I mean it would be nice to browse without unnecessary permutations, or checking data balance.

Shouldn't there be special incentives for people who rely on the web

Service provider of many countries do, but why here? For $99 AUD you can surf the unlimited plan in Australia on Telstra, the best service provider there. That's just less than 25 thousand naira.

dryakson:
Nigerians will abuse it.
I remember when we were enjoying a free WiFi in my campus back then. The speed was at top speed of 10mb/students ended up abusing it and the mgt had to clock the speed to 500kb/s.

Ahmedsuleiman:


How much do you want to sell the MIFI and SIM and what is your locatin in LagosKindly give ur digit as well.

dryakson:
Nigerians will abuse it.
I remember when we were enjoying a free WiFi in my campus back then. The speed was at top speed of 10mb/students ended up abusing it and the mgt had to clock the speed to 500kb/s.

hpk:


The data you're talking about is not unlimited per se, it's capped data ranging from 80gb-100gb. Plus e dey finish.

espn:
nah...what they do is that they have capped it ut will tell you its unlimited. Once you surpass the capped data(known to the only) The speed of your network becomes very slow...

huptin:
With 12,500 you can get unlimited data on wifi. Com and with 18k you will get same on Spectranet

Blackmiserable:
I mean it would be nice to browse without unnecessary permutations, or checking data balance.

Shouldn't there be special incentives for people who rely on the web

Service provider of many countries do, but why here? For $99 AUD you can surf the unlimited plan in Australia on Telstra, the best service provider there. That's just less than 25 thousand naira.

Iolo:
Fiberone - NGN10,800 / mth
Wifi.com.ng - NGN12-13k / mth
Swift Network - NGN20-24k / mth

All are fully unlimited with speeds above 2MPBs.