In a recent report by Picodi, the cost of internet usage in Nigeria has been highlighted as one of the highest among countries around the world. The report examined the average prices of fiber optic plans offered by 364 internet providers across 85 countries, shedding light on the affordability of internet access in different regions.

According to the findings, Nigeria secured the 12th position on the list, with a monthly internet plan priced at $46.4 for a speed of 100 megabits per second (Mbps). South Africa closely followed with a cost of $46.6. Topping the chart were Norway, Iceland, and Australia, where the average monthly spend for internet access amounted to $79.4, $62.1, and $61.8 respectively. On the other end of the spectrum, Russia and Ukraine emerged as countries with the cheapest data costs, offering monthly plans at $5.6 and $6.1 respectively.
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