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jeff1607:
PHCN take note

Lol

smemud:
gbayi which oke aro,the one at agbado abi

Yes

We thank he wasn't crushed oh

Good one for him

Rubbish, he better come out of it before they fall am as they used to fall themselves.

Nice one for him let him keep it up and keep working hard

Na my Oga you dey talk of so oh! Warn yourself

Nice, I pray a buyer gets it soonest.

Okay let's see how your prophecy unveils.

Nice family, will marry from the family.

Can't wait oh, I hope it will be very interesting.

May God bless him.

LLNP sir

Thanks for this information.

philo04:
As for me I think Nigeria is done!!!!!!imagine a shachet water sold for 15naira

I don't really believe in nigeria

Still N10 in my area.

Kindly see a psychologist okay and mind expert, I think they can help you okay.

Egypt and keeping of ancient archives they are number 1 in that.

Its well oh, they should just tamper justice with mercy, moreover we are both ECOWAS states.

Very funny so me and this guys are 25yrs old. Age mates?

Thanks sir for the insight.

[quote author= post=101041511]If you use 50 GB data and above monthly,
The Below has a breakdown of the very best data plans in Nigeria at the moment (2020) for heavy users.

Spectranet Unlimited Gold: ₦18,000 and gives you 8 Mbps guaranteed speeds till you consume 100 GB,
after which your speed is throttled to a miserable crawl.

Smile UnlimitedPremium: ₦19,800 gives you 4 Mbps maximum speed till the 80 GB mark, after which you crawl too. To get the 4 Mbps speed back, you have to recharge with another Unlimited plan. Gobe.

Smile UnlimitedLite: ₦10,000. This gives you 4 Mbps maximum speed till you use up 20 GB, and then you crawl.

Ntel Unlimited Monthly: ₦17,500. Ntel does not specify at what point they may throttle you, but says it will happen “If your usage of our unlimited plans is greater than a predefined amount during any 24-hour period (measured from midnight each day)”. It would be nice if Ntel would specify.

Swift Unlimited: This is the only unlimited data plan that would be worth considering. For ₦19,500, Swift gives you unlimited data for 30 days. There is no mention of a speed cap or throttling. Do your research though. You just never can tell.

Airtel has since introduced a weekly version of their Daily Binge data plan. Airtel Weekly Binge offers users 6GB data bundle for just ₦1,500 for a 7-day vailidity period. That gives you 24GB of data for ₦6,000 monthly, if you renew weekly. To get 30GB a month, you spend ₦7,500. A monthly budget of ₦15,000 will give you 60GB to burn.

Glo has a similar daily plan to Airtel Daily Binge. It offers you 1 GB for N300 and the data is valid for 24 hours only as well.
If you subscribe once daily for 30 days, your bill will come to ₦9,000 for 30 GB on Glo daily Splash. And there is no speed cap. If you do 2 GB daily, you spend ₦18,000 for 60 GB of data.


MTN’s 2.5GB for N500 Bundle

The 2.5GB data bundle from MTN is another voluminous plan that will interest those looking for huge data on small budget.

In view of the volume of data that these plans offer, and the lack of speed caps to slow you down, these two daily offers from Airtel and Glo are the best data plans in Nigeria if you are a heavy user. Even if you consume more than 60 GB monthly, you will still find them to be the best value for money. Those unlimited data plans (perhaps with the exception of Swift 4G), just got real competition.

What may be a little annoyance is the fact that you have to subscribe daily. I haven’t tried them out to see if they offer auto-renewal. But if I were Airtel and Glo, I’d implement auto-renewal on those plans and smile to the bank.

Courtesy: Mobility A.[/quote]Nice calculations boss.

maasoap:
Cows are different from cows now. Different breed for different purposes. I just wish they can cross breed them. Bukola Saraki imported cows many years ago when he was Kwara state governor

Okay oh!

Over here in Oke-Aro we don't have good road network but them dey allow us enjoy light.

Not sure that is possible

Try OKash

HBD H.E, may God grant you more wisdom to lead the people of Benue right.

OBO cashing out everywhere even from Indians. Congrats to him

Eeeeyaa depression led him into crime. But what about those he scammed now hasn't those ones been drenched into depression too. Loosing their money.

I seriously need this too oh!