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3 most likely Cardinals to emerge as the Next Pope of the Roman Catholic Church, now that Pope Francis has died, are: 1. Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle from Philippines. 2. Cardinal Peter Turkson from Ghana. 3. Cardinal Robert Sarah from Guinea. |
On Easter day 2025 he died Just as on New Year eve 2022, Pope Benedict XVI also died. I am expecting the next Pope to be from the Philippines, Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, the former archbishop of Manila. |
She is pretty |
TheExchanger:Why not go to Forex Thread and post this? |
I had already jubilated before realising it was Foreign Minister and not FCT Minister. |
Monthly electricity bill is N100,000 That is what I pay monthly on Prepaid no matter how you switch off things. |
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Conclusions While MTN’s offers aren’t as generous as they used to be, these plans still provide some level of affordability and value. If you prefer a daily data limit to pace your usage, the Always-On Plan is a great option. But if you want more data for a better price, you might want to check if you're eligible for the Smart Data Plan. Either way, it's essential to keep an eye on your usage so your data doesn’t run out too quickly. Simple tricks like turning off auto-updates, limiting background data, and lowering your streaming quality can help you get the most out of your plan. |
2. MTN Smart Data Monthly Plan Unlike the standard monthly plans, such as 20GB for ₦7,500 (valid for 30 days) 25GB for ₦9,000 (valid for 30 days) The MTN Smart Data Plan offers more data for a slightly better price. However, it is only available to selected users based on MTN’s eligibility criteria. If you’re lucky to be eligible, here are the Smart Data plans you can get: ₦6,000 for 39GB ₦8,000 for 41GB ₦10,000 for 53GB |
Best MTN Monthly Data Plans Below ₦10,000 and How to Subscribe 1. MTN Always-on Monthly Data Plan The Always-On Monthly Data Plan is designed for users who want to stretch their data usage across the entire month without exhausting it too quickly. It comes in two packages: ₦5,500 for 18.6GB – You get 620MB per day for 30 days. ₦9,000 for 45GB – You get 1.5GB per day for 30 days. This plan ensures you always have data to use daily, preventing you from running out too quickly. It’s perfect if you want a steady supply of internet for social media, browsing, and light streaming without worrying about exhausting your data in one go. |
Best MTN monthly data plan below 10,000 Naira and how to subscribe to them It’s never a great feeling when you’ve carefully planned your budget only for an unexpected price hike to throw everything off balance. And even when you see it coming, it’s tough when the money you earn can’t seem to keep up. This is exactly what many of us are facing with the recent spike in internet tariffs – a whopping 50% increase. Now, more than ever, Nigerians are on the lookout for more affordable data packages that won't break the bank. Take me for instance – before the price change, I used to subscribe to a 6,000 Naira MTNdata plan that gave me 45GB. But after the hike, I found myself shelling out 11,000 Naira for just 36GB, but still that plan barely lasted me two weeks. While MTN’s once-generous offers have now become a shadow of what they used to be, recent backlash from users has pushed the company to revamp some of its plans. Though the changes may not be as favorable as what we once enjoyed, it’s still better than nothing. So, if you’re looking for the best MTN monthly data plans under 10,000 Naira that still give you value for your money, here's a breakdown of options and how you can subscribe without breaking the bank. |
Tips for Managing Your MTN Data Usage Enable data usage warnings on your smartphone. Avoid auto-playing videos on social media apps like Instagram and Facebook. Use Wi-Fi when downloading large files or streaming content. Monitor your usage using the MyMTN app to prevent exhaustion before expiry. |
How to Gift Data on MTN MTN allows subscribers to share data with others using the following steps: Dial *321#, select “Data Gifting” and choose “Transfer Data.” Enter recipient’s number and data amount (e.g., 100MB, 500MB). You can also send data bundle gifts by selecting “Buy for a Friend” on the MyMTN app. Note: Daily gifting limits may apply, and both parties must be on the MTN network. |
How to Check MTN Data Balance To check your remaining data balance: USSD Method: Dial *323# SMS Method: Text 2 to 323 MyMTN App: View your balance on the app dashboard. |
How to Subscribe to MTN Data Plans You can activate any MTN data plan using these methods: USSD Code: Dial *312# and follow the menu to select a plan. SMS Activation: Send the specific plan code to 312. MyMTN App: Download from the App Store or Google Play to subscribe directly. MTN Website: Log in to your account on the MTN self-service portal. |
200% hike: MTN scraps 15GB bundle after subscriber outcry The country’s biggest telecom operator, MTN Nigeria, has decided to discontinue its 15GB data bundle, following significant backlash from subscribers over a staggering 200 per cent price increase. The telco had initially raised the cost of the plan from N2,000 to N6,000, triggering widespread outrage among its user base. Originally introduced as a promotional offer, the 15GB plan was designed to support low-income subscribers and foster greater internet penetration. The plan had been offered at a discounted rate but was exclusively accessible through the My MTN app or MTN MoMo (Mobile Money), limiting its availability to users of those platforms. Sources within the company informed The PUNCH on Thursday that MTN could no longer offer the plan at its original price. Further discounting was deemed unsustainable, as it would jeopardise the company’s revenue model. They emphasised that the 15GB plan was always intended as a limited-time promotion aimed at providing affordable data without compromising the operator’s long-term business viability. “If we continue selling it at that rate, we risk undermining our revenue. We owe our subscribers an apology for the price hike, and we recognise their loyalty. That plan has been removed and is no longer available,” a source said. MTN also issued a formal apology on Thursday to its subscribers, acknowledging their dissatisfaction with the price increase. “We understand that you’re upset, and we acknowledge your frustration. We know how disappointing it must have been to wake up to a sudden 200 per cent increase in your favorite digital bundle,” it said in a statement. MTN further admitted that the price hike was a mistake, saying, “While we could offer explanations and reasons, we understand that it might not make it better. We admit that this was a mistake.” The company appealed for forgiveness, urging subscribers not to stay angry. “In this season of love, we hope you won’t stay upset with us. Please forgive and forget. You are important to us, and we will continue to show you just how much. Let’s keep this relationship going,” MTN concluded. |
bayelsaowei:But still useful in bleeping your sick mother. |
bayelsaowei:Nope. Except the day I bleeped your mother. |
Natasha should have been assassinated long ago. This madness has lasted for too long. |
He said the bitter Truth. |
Nairaland should remove gender indicator on everyone's profiles, because most males are claiming to be females. |
A Criminal, a Scammer, and a Fraudster.
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A Criminal, a Scammer, and a Fraudster.
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A Criminal, a Scammer, and a Fraudster.
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Right now, they have returned MTN Always-ON. It is now 9k for 45GB And N5,500 for the former 15GB which is now about 18GB |
The dead man got exactly what he deserved. He should rot in hell. As for this Delilah of a lady, she should be rcped to death. |
Bizibi: Some issues are resolved, once and for all, only by high voltage. |
All Yoruba ladies have same type of "Beauty" |
leo1234: Till then... |