Op weytin go be go be, just take heart....

They made me lost a transaction too 2days ago and it really pained me but then one has to be open minded about things like this in the sense that even if the stupid network was ok things might not still go the way we wanted it to..

Ensa777:


I think his case ain't about having different networks,its about his major line which he gave them as his contact wasn't connecting.

Where you read that one from.

All the current networks we have in Nigeria are useless and unreliable especially when it come to internet. Those telling him to switch mustn't really be using internet for heavy browsing and tasks every day.

I use all the three networks in Nigeria for heavy browsing every day and they are so unreliable, the network speeds are very slow and can be slower to the extent of frustration and sometimes two network providers may have downtime at the same time.

If you are into playing mobile games like COD, Mobile Legends, PES, etc you would know how frustratingly slow Nigeria network can be sometimes.

Eyah, Pele brotherly

I remember this one time I was chatting with a client on upwork and he requested zoom call.
Unfortunately, I don't have zoom, so I decided to go download it, and mehn, that has got to be the slowest download speed since the inception of time. Due to this MTN epileptic network, the download kept failing.

After MTN has embarrassed me, I angrily subscribed to my glo network, and guess what, my data connection won't even switch on at all.
This problem lasted through the night till the client ran out of patient after waiting for me several hours on the zoom call, and carried his job elsewhere.

Na since that time I don decide say no network dey reliable for this country.
When MTN was messing me up, I gave glo the opportunity to gain a new subscribers, and they do messed me up.

So, brother, I understand your plight

Greatzeus:

Your excuse is not cogent enough.
One, network instability is location prone at a particular time,it's not happening everywhere. The Mass feeding that location was experiencing network problem. You could have moved to another area from where you are,with your phone or laptop or router if you use one.
Two,I am sure every Nigerian uses at least 2 SIM cards on each phone. Why didn't you buy data on the other network on your phone as and use? Will it be too much? Compare to years of joblessness?
You were not desperate enough to get a job, perhaps you had a job you're doing now or someone is still feeding you.
This is a ridiculous and absurd excuse.

What made you think he had the luxury of changing location or switching to another network?

What if he was at a current work place where he couldn't leave nor get another network to connect to?

Or was even trying to apply codededly?

Good for you

If the job were yours, it wouldn't pass you by forget network issues, they'll understand.

Better days ahead OP.