chukwuibuipob:
for 7 days

yeah

DukeJoe17:


The code pls.

*567*141#

olasaad:


×567×141#

This code is incorrect. However I’ve figured it out.

NiklauseFred:

Wetin be the code baba?

I think it meant for new users!! *131*65#

Twizzy30:
This code is incorrect. However I’ve figured it out.

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sunnybobonwa:

MTN, Globacom, Airtel, 9mobile Crash Data Price By 33.3%


Mobile network operators in the country comprising MTN, Globacom, Airtel, and 9mobile have all crashed their data prices by at least 33.3 per cent, New Telegraph has learnt. From the average cost of N1,000 for 1 Gigabyte (GB) of data in January this year, the cost of 1GB is now N666.6 on the average for a monthly subscription. Although the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Pantami, had, in a statement released yesterday, declared that there had been a 50 per cent crash based on a report he received from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), an independent check by this newspaper across the networks showed a 33.3 per cent reduction.

While there are cheaper packages, but with a limited period of use, an analysis of the monthly data packages of the telcos showed that MTN, Airtel and 9mobile’s N1,000 subscription offer subscribers 1.5GB of data, while Globacom offers 1.9 Gigabyte at the same cost with extra 1GB for night browsing. At this rate, the cost of 1GB MTN, Airtel, and 9mobile amounts to N666.6. This, however, is still slightly higher than the recommended price for 1GB of data by the United Nations Broadband Commission, which is proportionate to the income of the people.

The Commission defines internet affordability as ‘1 for 2’, that is, 1GB of mobile broadband costing no more than two per cent of the average monthly income. Based on the current N30,000 minimum wage in Nigeria, the cost of 1GB in the country should not be more than N600, according to the Broadband Commission.



Meanwhile, the minister, in a statement by his Technical Assistant (Information Technology), said the reduction in the cost of data was the result of his recent directives to NCC to put in place measures to significantly reduce the average cost of data. “The minister had inaugurated a committee that developed the Nigerian National Broadband Plan (2020- 2025) on 16th December, 2019.

The Plan was unveiled and launched by President Muhammadu Buhari on 19th March, 2020. One of the goals of the plan is to reduce the average cost of 1GB of data to a maximum of N390 by 2025. With the January 2020 baseline of N1,000 per GB, the maximum projected steady decrease for the end of each year was as follows: 2020 (N925), 2021 (N850), 2022 (N775), 2023 (N700), 2024 (N545) and 2025 (N390).

“In line with Pantami’s commitment to under promise and over deliver, the measures have caused the current cost of data to reduce significantly beyond the December 2020 projection of N925. Based on the report by NCC, the average cost of data as of November 2020 was N487.18, which amounts to N47.33 lower than the projected value,” the statement further read. According to the minister, the Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy, through NCC, would continue to ensure that consumers enjoy a price regime that supports fairness and is friendly to consumers.



“Policies are in place to ensure that operators adopt competitive pricing that eschews unjustifiable margins. The general public may also wish to note that complaints about rapid data depletion are also being investigated,” he added.

National Chairman of the National Association of Telecoms Subscribers (NATCOMS), Mr. Deolu Ogunbanjo, said the cost of data has indeed reduced in the last few months and subscribers are happy about it.

long overdue sef.

elhakiimed:
Why is nobody talking about this minister's effort so far

until it's effective then we won't talk about it.

I heard that India offer unlimited internet (less than N6,000 per month)

DukeJoe17:


Airtel send me same message yesterday that 1gb is 200 but if it's true, I believe it will only last for a week.

...e dey last

sunnybobonwa:

MTN, Globacom, Airtel, 9mobile Crash Data Price By 33.3%


Mobile network operators in the country comprising MTN, Globacom, Airtel, and 9mobile have all crashed their data prices by at least 33.3 per cent, New Telegraph has learnt. From the average cost of N1,000 for 1 Gigabyte (GB) of data in January this year, the cost of 1GB is now N666.6 on the average for a monthly subscription. Although the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Pantami, had, in a statement released yesterday, declared that there had been a 50 per cent crash based on a report he received from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), an independent check by this newspaper across the networks showed a 33.3 per cent reduction.

While there are cheaper packages, but with a limited period of use, an analysis of the monthly data packages of the telcos showed that MTN, Airtel and 9mobile’s N1,000 subscription offer subscribers 1.5GB of data, while Globacom offers 1.9 Gigabyte at the same cost with extra 1GB for night browsing. At this rate, the cost of 1GB MTN, Airtel, and 9mobile amounts to N666.6. This, however, is still slightly higher than the recommended price for 1GB of data by the United Nations Broadband Commission, which is proportionate to the income of the people.

The Commission defines internet affordability as ‘1 for 2’, that is, 1GB of mobile broadband costing no more than two per cent of the average monthly income. Based on the current N30,000 minimum wage in Nigeria, the cost of 1GB in the country should not be more than N600, according to the Broadband Commission.



Meanwhile, the minister, in a statement by his Technical Assistant (Information Technology), said the reduction in the cost of data was the result of his recent directives to NCC to put in place measures to significantly reduce the average cost of data. “The minister had inaugurated a committee that developed the Nigerian National Broadband Plan (2020- 2025) on 16th December, 2019.

The Plan was unveiled and launched by President Muhammadu Buhari on 19th March, 2020. One of the goals of the plan is to reduce the average cost of 1GB of data to a maximum of N390 by 2025. With the January 2020 baseline of N1,000 per GB, the maximum projected steady decrease for the end of each year was as follows: 2020 (N925), 2021 (N850), 2022 (N775), 2023 (N700), 2024 (N545) and 2025 (N390).

“In line with Pantami’s commitment to under promise and over deliver, the measures have caused the current cost of data to reduce significantly beyond the December 2020 projection of N925. Based on the report by NCC, the average cost of data as of November 2020 was N487.18, which amounts to N47.33 lower than the projected value,” the statement further read. According to the minister, the Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy, through NCC, would continue to ensure that consumers enjoy a price regime that supports fairness and is friendly to consumers.



“Policies are in place to ensure that operators adopt competitive pricing that eschews unjustifiable margins. The general public may also wish to note that complaints about rapid data depletion are also being investigated,” he added.

National Chairman of the National Association of Telecoms Subscribers (NATCOMS), Mr. Deolu Ogunbanjo, said the cost of data has indeed reduced in the last few months and subscribers are happy about it.

since this week that I read about this, I have constantly been checking the code codes with which I use in buying data and what they now offer behold it's still same as usual in all the 3 networks that I use is mtn, glo and airtel.Or make I take am say my own lines no follow?

That's a lie

Chinemeremjosh0:
I think it meant for new users!! *131*65#

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NiklauseFred:


New sim loading 60%

yea!! When I bought my sim card new!! I use it for up to 3 months B4 it stop working

falcon01:
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olasaad:
I saw one Mtn message yesterday saying their 6gb is now 2000, the same 6gb airtel have been selling for 1500 since, so I think mtn data price has not change. Anyway I'm waiting for airtel to bring out their new data price.

glo is selling 7gb for 1500

Stephenmoka4:
I heard that India offer unlimited internet (less than N6,000 per month)

Not truly unlimited data. Best you can get is 2gig per day for at least 28 days with unlimited calls to all network for less than N1500 .

Gptech:

Not truly unlimited data. Best you can get is 2gig per day for at least 28 days with unlimited calls to all network for less than N1500 .

Even though India isn't a developed world at least internet is a strong commodity in this era and they doesn't seem backwards to me.

N2K 1GB per day for 1 month in Nigeria won't be bad.

olasaad:


Mtn is 300 for 1.5gb for a week

1.5G that finish in less than 2days.

Stephenmoka4:

N2K 1GB per day for 1 month in Nigeria won't be bad.

Even at 3k 1gig per day for a month, most Nigerians won't complain one bit.

Try am and share ur testimony.200 + 200=14 days

DukeJoe17:


Lol
Have you used it before?

chukwuibuipob:
Try am and share ur testimony.200 + 200=14 days

I love learning from people's experience lol

olasaad:


*567*141#

Thanks

elhakiimed:
Why is nobody talking about this minister's effort so far

Yeah, like throwing a party to celebrate the hard work he’s doing?

Is he not being paid?

DukeJoe17:


Airtel send me same message yesterday that 1gb is 200 but if it's true, I believe it will only last for a week.

Ahswear

Twizzy30:
whats the code? I usually do 20gb for 3500 and it last me only 2 weeks

U self experience am. Airtel is still the best.

Twizzy30:
whats the code? I usually do 20gb for 3500 and it last me only 2 weeks

*121#

SonOfAfonja:



Yeah, like throwing a party to celebrate the hard work he’s doing?

Is he not being paid?

Since when did Nigerian politicians start to take the salary we pay them seriously, uhh?

Till we see the changes now, 20gb that won't even last for a month

Twizzy30:
whats the code? I usually do 20gb for 3500 and it last me only 2 weeks

How do you do this?

numtums:

How do you do this?

*121#

Gptech:

Not truly unlimited data. Best you can get is 2gig per day for at least 28 days with unlimited calls to all network for less than N1500 .

The good thing about India is that their fixed wireless broadband connections are super cheap.

Twizzy30:
whats the code? I usually do 20gb for 3500 and it last me only 2 weeks

Please what's the code for airtel 20gb for 3500