AFvckingAlpha:
The fvck

Niggarr!!


Good news!

If Buhari cant deliver on his numerous audio election promises, at least he can deliver on getting data cheap.

I mean we are still the poverty capital of the world and the middle class looks like its disappearing.

Back to the news, so my 5k sub will turn to 2.5k sub soonest, that means more money to get SK, that means staying high always.

But make them nor try stop SIM sale, black market go still dey, the price go just high.

Cos that was bad news for us, cos how we gonna get them FB codes, only real niggarrs would understand this.

But in the mean time, we keep bombing twice on an Europa league thursday not forgetting sports betting, cos we can get rich anyhow.

see my signature.

I said what I said

fergie001:


SOURCE

Fahdiga1:
But network providers are still selling at old prices. Is it only to be approving they know. What happens to making sure that it is implemented

new2012:


How will they improve when the govt is frustrating them from making profits?

Are they to take loans to imp I've and don't recover the funds?

You're crashing 1GB I o less than $1 when they buy their equipments and pay their providers in dollars

Omihanifa:
How is this an achievement

Something that will all know it won't last

authority2006:


I can't remember the last time I paid 1k for 1gb of data, it has always been N200 for 1gb since last year. And I could do it as many times as I can wanted.

authority2006:


You don't know what you're argue about. Are they not making profit even if they buy in equipment using pound sterling? How much does 1GB of data cost them in dollar? Let me guess, you don't know. That's it.

May be you have forgotten, let me remind you that it was this same NCC that forced popular ISP (MTN, airtel, Glo and Etisalat) to increase their data price last year because they were already selling 3GB at either 1k or 1500 naira before. They would give 1.5GB as main data and another 1.5GB as bonus. Then, NCC said that there was need to protect the smaller ISPs and new entrants from being priced out of the market competition.
Are you now telling me that they were not making profits at the time?

fergie001:


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Fahdiga1:
But network providers are still selling at old prices. Is it only to be approving they know. What happens to making sure that it is implemented

280Bracket:
But they are still charging us same.

Believe this gist then you're on your own.

psucc:
Before you pop champagne,see Airtel data bundles. Nothing changed

Fahdiga1:
But network providers are still selling at old prices. Is it only to be approving they know. What happens to making sure that it is implemented

madridguy:
Message well noted. Implementation is next

Fahdiga1:
Which network and how do you do it

MARKone:
These services providers, but their bandwidth in dollars. How would you crash their prices when the exchange rate is still high. Besides 1GB is 300h

rottennaija:

Actually, not really true. These are the factors that contribute to it. Advancement in mobile technology such a faster data ntw, higher quality phones, bigger data files and more video content.

Take for instance, 1g of data cannot be used in Facebook for 24hrs in a stretch. Why? Higher picture qualities taken by mobile phones and uploaded on Facebook, more videos on Facebook (some of high quality), Facebook apk size (and its attendant consumption of memory due to caching etc.)

Then YouTube videos (many don't know how to reduce the quality of YouTube video while watching), Instagram (full of pictures and videos, all high quality meaning more data consumption)

These are the reasons 1g of data cannot so much today compared to 5 years ago.

authority2006:


You don't know what you're argue about. Are they not making profit even if they buy in equipment using pound sterling? How much does 1GB of data cost them in dollar? Let me guess, you don't know. That's it.

May be you have forgotten, let me remind you that it was this same NCC that forced popular ISP (MTN, airtel, Glo and Etisalat) to increase their data price few years ago because they were already selling 3GB at either 1k or 1500 naira before. They would give 1.5GB as main data and another 1.5GB as bonus. Then, NCC said that there was need to protect the smaller ISPs and new entrants from being priced out of the market competition.
Are you now telling me that they were not making profits at the time?

new2012:


Why did Etisalat crash? How many times has the current Airtel changed hands? The world over, covid 19 realities has messed enterprises up.

Typically I believe you're only speaking based on sentiments.

If the focus is as to protect the small ISPs, what changed? They can now be driven out of the market right?

blacknp:
As usual you want to blame the President for your fellow citizens cheating you? Go & fight for your rights.