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Chikebrain:
When most download files are large most Nigerians tends to drift away even if it's free. Internet data here in Nigeria doesn't come cheap. I'll advise that you downgrade your quality a bit to reduce download size.

Do you think that there's a certain threshold in size that will put people off? For instance, would 2mb be acceptable and 3mb too much? That might explain some of my current results.

ITbomb: If your promotion platform is a full multimedia, graphics loaded website then you are on a long thing.

Any page that doesn't load fully in less than 30 secs in Nigeria crappy network is close immediately,

And to imagine that some people go to the extent of disabling images loading, if you had no alternate text, your visitors would have better luck with braille.

Okay, that's quite helpful. We're a mostly text-based social network that's meant to run on super slow networks, so the app itself is ideal. I guess it's just any extra content and downloads that are not really welcome.

Hey everybody!

I want to know more about mobile data use in Nigeria! I'm running some great promotions at the moment, but have received a lot of negative feedback regarding data usage. Basically it comes down to me offering people free music and content and then receiving abuse because of the cost of data. So I was hoping you all would be willing to help by telling me:

How much do you pay per mb while using your mobile phone and on which network?

Thanks!

Hi everybody!
I'm doing some market research and I have a question for all you music lovers. When you download music using your mobile, do you like audio files or would you prefer video?

The reason I'm asking is because I'm currently offering some audio files for download, but people don't seem to be taking me up on the offer!

So I'm thinking maybe free music videos instead? What do you think people would prefer, Nairalanders?