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[quote author=TrumpDonald2 post=76779972][/quote]How much for the golf?

How much for the golf 3?

Its much jarey..make she for sell the phone buh I guess d hunger never worry her...if e do,she go sell the phone and data join

Still more to go..
Next

To trek na deir calling naw..make dem wehdone

Nurrex:
they pay well? Do you know how much a recruit earn per month?, seems you are clueless about it

45-50k

The Fulani agenda is all that matters to this terrorist of a president.

Happy birthday my crush

Can't just help but cry.

May the lord give them peace, peace that passeth all understanding. May He console them and may the lives of the dead rest in perfect peace.
God Bless Nigeria

En go gree hear word?

Why am I having the feeling this was planned for him to resume at nnpc...

If u know you applied, just forget it..

It's a pity

This country has gone to the dogs

Its not even a 4g phone...
Nonsense and anyhow

Cletus77:
Even up till now we're still asking "who is the candidate for AAC, and what is AAC

We came to know accord because of dumo lulu Briggs and even with that, they lack the power to oust PDP talk of the unknown AAC.

They are some lies that even the devil will be asking if he still holds the title of the father of lies

Seriously who is AAC

Nonsense and inconclusive

Bighead9:
Sorry I missed d number, kindly drop it again.

0

Bighead9:
Drop ur number, u can delete it in d next 5 minutes

WhatsApp or call by 6pm

Bighead9:
Make we relate, I go send you pm.

Where you at?

LordAdam16:
I see some commenters putting it down to speed. And while that is a valid concern, there are two other factors in play:

1. Unlike in Nigeria, mobile broadband is not the primary way much of the developed world access the Internet. As any diasporan Nigerian in the Western hemisphere would confirm, broadband (whether wireless or wired) is fixed and connected directly to a user's home. The user then uses a Wi-Fi router to share the connection with all of their devices, from smartphones to IoT devices (smart appliances and the likes).

Fixed broadband allows for insanely fast and relatively cheap internet. This explains why on your phone you'd notice your OS/Manufacturer/Developer notifying you to use Wi-Fi for large OS and file downloads. This is because the infrastructure for fixed broadband is more capable of dealing with immense bandwidth demand than that for mobile broadband (which we are familiar with in Nigeria).

It also explains why they can get unlimited internet with gigabit speeds for less than 100 pops per month on fixed broadband, but most mobile broadband plans have capped plans with much higher costs. And why telephone and cable fixed broadband is often bundled with telephone/cable service, while mobile broadband is bundled with text/calls/internet subscriptions.

2. Relative cost of living. Nigeria's current minimum wage is $50 per month. That's not up to the daily [8 (9am-5pm) hours] minimum wage in much of the Western world.

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Now the important question is can there be fixed broadband in Nigeria? There are some firms in Nigeria trying to make it happen, but I do not think it is feasible in much of the country. Maybe in affluent neighborhoods of some of the economic powerhouses--Abuja, Lagos, PH. But the economics of scale does not favor piecemeal roll out.

The primary reason is not cost, but security. In one word, vandalism. With the high level of unemployment and sh*t policing, good luck to the company that decides to install the expensive equipment to connect millions of homes. The quoted insurance premium will certainly make any such company take a closer look at their business plan.

Funny enough there are some African countries with widespread fixed broadband, even in West Africa as some diasporans living in African countries will confirm.

Bottom line, the chart does not paint a true picture of the state of Internet cost in the world.

Fun fact: This is also the reason why we have satellite tv providers in Nigeria and no cable tv providers.

-Lord

Impressive analysis of the subject matter, it's very eye opening I must say.

Bighead9:
Fine babe, where you dey for PH? Come join me na.

Choba

Ameachi try rest na...not our fault ur plans failed

frozen70:
Wil you eat their corpses ❓

I guess they ate the corpses of innocent Nigerians that died due to their dirty game of politics.

Many more to go

Impressive

May it be permanent

It's a pity

The nigga don taya. No be em fault.

I just listened to the news now, the man has been confirmed dead.