1 India 57 $0.26 $0.02
2 Kyrgyzstan 12 $0.27 $0.08
3 Kazakhstan 26 $0.49 $0.28
4 Ukraine 12 $0.51 $0.21
5 Rwanda 36 $0.56 $0.04
6 Sudan 35 $0.68 $0.29
7 Sri Lanka 38 $0.78 $0.22
8 Mongolia 26 $0.82 $0.41
9 Myanmar 11 $0.87 $0.65
10 Congo (Democratic Republic)31$0.88 $0.05
11 Israel 25 $0.90 $0.11
12 Russian Federation 31 $0.91 $0.14
13 Bangladesh 53 $0.99 $0.18
14 Finland 20 $1.16 $0.30
15 Malaysia 60 $1.18 $0.24
16 Monaco 3 $1.21 $0.90
17 Indonesia 60 $1.21 $0.13
18 Bhutan 37 $1.25 $0.51
19 Iran 36 $1.28 $0.38
20 Vietnam 41 $1.31 $0.06
21 Poland 57 $1.32 $0.13
22 Denmark 24 $1.36 $0.36
23 Cambodia 36 $1.49 $0.17
24 Egypt 37 $1.49 $0.48
25 Ghana 54 $1.56 $0.34
26 Afghanistan 46 $1.60 $0.66
27 Armenia 29 $1.65 $0.61
28 Morocco 34 $1.66 $0.58
29 Western Sahara 34 $1.66 $0.58
30 Cameroon 36 $1.71 $0.34
31 Italy 44 $1.73 $0.18
32 Jordan 49 $1.79 $0.42
33 Pakistan 58 $1.85 $0.29
34 Chile 60 $1.87 $0.73
35 Dominican Republic 9 $1.88 $1.42
36 Austria 59 $1.88 $0.28
37 Romania 19 $1.89 $0.13
38 Guinea 27 $1.94 $1.20
39 Burundi 31 $2.00 $0.37
40 Kuwait 36 $2.01 $0.06
41 Lithuania 11 $2.06 $0.63
42 Palestine, State of 30 $2.06 $0.20
43 Slovenia 28 $2.21 $0.08
44 Nigeria 57 $2.22 $0.26
45 Nepal 27 $2.25 $0.32
46 Zambia 45 $2.25 $0.42
47 Turkey 56 $2.25 $0.58
48 Belarus 25 $2.36 $0.31
49 Lesotho 30 $2.43 $0.68
50 Australia 56 $2.47 $0.11
51 Peru 23 $2.48 $1.57
52 Réunion 12 $2.51 $0.41
53 Azerbaijan 35 $2.69 $0.23
54 Kenya 54 $2.73 $0.28
55 Thailand 59 $2.78 $0.80
56 Uruguay 41 $2.80 $0.40
57 Moldova 15 $2.82 $0.78
58 Bahrain 20 $2.83 $1.81
59 Tunisia 37 $2.87 $0.31
60 Ethiopia 8 $2.91 $2.11
61 Niger 45 $2.92 $1.38
62 France 49 $2.99 $0.17
63 Guernsey 23 $3.05 $0.48
64 Argentina 36 $3.05 $0.65
65 Åland Islands 6 $3.10 $1.13
66 Mauritania 14 $3.12 $1.22
67 Philippines 19 $3.16 $0.95
68 Albania 33 $3.22 $0.68
69 Uzbekistan 56 $3.27 $0.43
70 Senegal 21 $3.28 $0.29
71 Georgia 36 $3.33 $0.32
72 Madagascar 26 $3.39 $0.80
73 Lao People’s Democratic Republic 37 $3.42 $0.29
74 Brazil 27 $3.50 $1.50
75 Fiji 14 $3.57 $0.47
76 Bosnia and Herzegovina 20 $3.58 $0.49
77 Malawi 18 $3.59 $1.37
78 Macedonia 37 $3.62 $0.57
79 Sweden 58 $3.66 $0.37
80 Estonia 31 $3.67 $0.45
81 Singapore 37 $3.67 $0.37
82 Mauritius 11 $3.71 $1.75
83 Liberia 35 $3.75 $0.60
84 Iceland 23 $3.78 $0.26
85 Spain 56 $3.79 $0.77
86 Jersey 30 $3.82 $0.52
87 Ireland 24 $3.95 $0.65
88 Hong Kong 51 $4.00 $1.01
89 Côte d’Ivoire 11 $4.10 $2.30
90 Syria 29 $4.14 $0.51
91 Cape Verde 13 $4.25 $2.56
92 Montenegro 13 $4.26 $0.64
93 Luxembourg 17 $4.39 $0.45
94 Timor-Leste 25 $4.48 $2.50
95 Guatemala 19 $4.53 $1.43
96 El Salvador 27 $4.55 $1.33
97 Belize 34 $4.57 $2.56
98 Qatar 21 $4.62 $1.10
99 Jamaica 23 $4.64 $1.86
100 Burkina Faso 34 $4.69 $1.72
101 Uganda 51 $4.69 $0.88
102 Serbia 36 $4.83 $0.34
103 Tajikistan 34 $4.84 $1.05
104 Macau 39 $4.84 $1.78
105 Libya 13 $4.87 $1.20
106 Croatia 38 $4.89 $0.46
107 Czech Republic 22 $4.91 $1.76
108 Sint Maarten 26 $4.92 $1.11
109 Vanuatu 16 $4.94 $3.39
110 Guinea-Bissau 7 $4.96 $2.10
111 American Samoa 11 $4.97 $3.89
112 Honduras 16 $5.02 $2.48
113 Costa Rica 18 $5.04 $2.72
114 Algeria 21 $5.15 $0.48
115 Brunei Darussalam 9 $5.25 $2.29
116 Maldives 16 $5.27 $2.59
117 Colombia 57 $5.28 $0.72
118 Gambia 20 $5.33 $2.45
119 São Tomé and Príncipe 19 $5.33 $1.38
120 Panama 29 $5.56 $2.00
121 Slovakia 32 $5.56 $0.82
122 Saudi Arabia 42 $5.62 $0.38
123 Congo 41 $5.63 $1.23
124 Sierra Leone 13 $5.79 $3.49
125 Gabon 10 $5.84 $1.72
126 Tanzania 40 $5.93 $0.43
127 Northern Mariana Islands 22 $5.99 $1.74
128 Central African Republic 11 $6.03 $2.87
129 Nicaragua 32 $6.04 $2.45
130 Guadeloupe 9 $6.06 $0.90
131 Suriname 23 $6.08 $1.91
132 Paraguay 30 $6.18 $2.47
133 Somalia 24 $6.19 $1.60
134 Isle of Man 14 $6.42 $0.90
135 Hungary 18 $6.56 $1.51
136 United Kingdom 60 $6.66 $0.26
137 San Marino 6 $6.86 $1.54
138 Bahamas 16 $6.89 $2.00
139 Ecuador 18 $6.93 $0.65
140 Germany 58 $6.96 $1.88
141 Latvia 13 $7.12 $2.09
142 Bulgaria 26 $7.15 $0.58
143 South Africa 58 $7.19 $0.71
144 Barbados 35 $7.21 $1.83
145 Guyana 25 $7.24 $4.09
146 Mexico 57 $7.38 $2.06
147 Saint Barthélemy (St. Barts) 17 $7.40 $0.56
148 Faroe Islands 7 $7.77 $1.15
149 Haiti 24 $7.91 $0.46
150 Angola 13 $7.95 $1.91
151 The Netherlands 41 $7.99 $0.90
152 Iraq 24 $8.00 $1.46
153 Palau 7 $8.34 $3.13
154 Japan 60 $8.34 $1.04
155 Solomon Islands 16 $8.37 $6.13
156 Martinique 30 $8.46 $0.78
157 Bolivia 28 $8.51 $2.08
158 Niue 10 $9.20 $4.37
159 Lebanon 20 $9.21 $1.30
160 Mali 15 $9.22 $3.10
161 Taiwan 35 $9.49 $1.03
162 Caribbean Netherlands 34 $9.57 $2.00
163 Saint Lucia 25 $9.78 $2.33
164 New Zealand 42 $9.79 $1.91
165 China 28 $9.89 $0.87
166 Mayotte 8 $10.18 $0.90
167 United Arab Emirates 21 $10.23 $2.17
168 Svalbard and Jan Mayen 11 $10.26 $2.32
169 Saint-Martin (France) 29 $10.40 $0.56
170 Namibia 24 $11.02 $2.35
171 Kiribati 22 $11.05 $4.30
172 Puerto Rico 21 $11.12 $3.00
173 Oman 38 $11.28 $3.90
174 Papua New Guinea 34 $11.51 $6.83
175 Grenada 20 $11.56 $4.24

Denn:
Internet connection is relatively cheap in Nigeria.

Its actually expensive considering the fact that you get nothing for your money

Klass99:


Now I am just LMAO , I don't doubt you because big dicks exists in all nations and in every race.

I'm surprised he would make that claim. He isn't being sincere. How can he say that about Indians?

I still wonder if Chinese type Asians can have big ones, though.

princetunex:


The first guy that complained obviously has an IQ that is below average so because he understood to an extent he wants to act like most people will not understand. Very gullible fellow

He knows people will not understand. That os a man who thinks of others. Not your type.

ABCthings:
Illiterate , it's not about the cost. It's about the purchasing power.

How many Nigerians can afford 1gb daily?

....Ironically they are the ones calling other people illiterate and low IQ

How do people in US or UK buy Data.

Cos I know one man that came back from US. I bought him Data MTN.
He practically slept and left his data on.
In the morning, he woke and was complaining that his data has finished and I should buy him another one (with his money Sha).

For my mind, I was like...
"Is this how people in America do. They will just leave their data on and be going about their business or even sleep. Maybe their data is FREE"
I dare not try it. I mistakenly forget to off my data 2 nights ago. I woke up and was angry becos I know my data will reduce drastically

So now, people in Western Countries, how do you all get DATA to browse. Is it FREE

Becos it seems na una dey enjoy online stuffs pass us wey dey Naija and una dey enjoy data pass us.

You are arm-chair analyst. Average monthly minimum wage in Benin Republic is $338, but in Nigeria is $60.
Use this purchasing power to compare your cost of data across countries and see whether Nigeria is cheaper.

We are here for a your data needs.
CAC certified

Gadafii:
1gig that won't last 2 hours here in naija.

Before u conclude Chad's expensive, kindly let us know how many hours does 1gig lasts in Chad, then compare it to Nigeria

You know you can test whether it is 1GB or not by downloading a 1GB file. MTN sells genuine 1GB so does Glo, believe it or not.

Consider exchange rate. Though Nigerians may be paying low but some country that pay higher($).
May still be paying less than we here. Some currency are higher than dollar

franklingud:



But the map says it all.

Malawi and Benin republic are the most expensive data

Bros no be how much this thing dey cause
The truth be say MTN dey follow use inside the way them dey sell for us

NewDelhi:

Young man keep quiet. You're not still getting my point. It's self explanatory to most of us but some average people will find it difficult to understand. This forum ain't a virtual PhD lecture room. Make yourself as simple as possible.

It's still your type that will be praising someone like honorable Patrick obiagbohan or whatever his name is ,blowing stupid vocabulary while talking to people when infact he is not communicating at all. In the world of communication, you have to make yourself as simple and plain as possible, you get my point? Majority of you are illiterates so I don't expect you to understand what I'm talking about. If you go to BBC, Fox, Bloomberg or CNBC and broadcast this kind of thing, they'll sack you that same day.

You are not communicating with PhD students of economics or statistics, infact you aren't communicating with 2nd to final year students of such discipline, you are communicating with a general audience consisting of different niche and you have to make yourself as clear as possible.

Respect to you

mmsen:


It's an infographic, it's one of the easiest means of communicating data.

It isn't designed for PhD students, the fact that you think it is so says much about yourself and maybe the environment in which you were raised.

How on Earth do you kids even reason. Go to an a average man on the street that knows how to use the internet to get basic news and start communicating with him in infographics.

So, you see data is cheap.

Subscription with us is even cheaper, you can check our profile.

samsard:
And you think anyone would comfortably pay $20 for 1GB of data in the west? Minimum hourly wage in the US is $8. LMAO. The average Nigerian can definitely afford 1GB of data. If you can't spare 1200 for data, my brother, that is serious poverty.

. In the US, my brother bought 1terrebite for $50. Thats 1000GB. Can someone tell me how much that is in Nigeria, 120GB is 20k naira. So i think this chat is not correct

OneKinGuy:

source:https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cost-of-mobile-data-worldwide/

na big lie b dis jare

Tecord1:
. In the US, my brother bought 1terrebite for $50. Thats 1000GB. Can someone tell me how much that is in Nigeria, 120GB is 20k naira. So i think this chat is not correct

I think it's for mobile data. Wifi and fiber optic can give you basically unlimited at an affordable rate, at least in the west.

Mustiboy:



Competition is the driving force.

Data is not cheap in the United States but is extremely cheap in India because of their fierce competition.


Don't compare Nigeria to Chad. Those countries with the most expensive data are in shambles, thus we're far better than them.

With more competition, data can become cheaper in Nigeria.

partially wrong.


It's mostly due to purchasing power and the amount of investment present.

If 1gb costs 5dollars in USA, that's less down 1hr of work if you are on minimum wage. That means people in the USA can easily afford it

If it costs 5 dollars in Nigeria, not many people will buy cos that's like 4days of work on minimum wage.


Also if there is enough investment in that sector, the price will reduce.
Competition is sometimes overated.

Confirm!

NewDelhi:

Young man keep quiet. You're not still getting my point. It's self explanatory to most of us but some average people will find it difficult to understand. This forum ain't a virtual PhD lecture room. Make yourself as simple as possible.

It's still your type that will be praising someone like honorable Patrick obiagbohan or whatever his name is ,blowing stupid vocabulary while talking to people when infact he is not communicating at all. In the world of communication, you have to make yourself as simple and plain as possible, you get my point? Majority of you are illiterates so I don't expect you to understand what I'm talking about. If you go to BBC, Fox, Bloomberg or CNBC and broadcast this kind of thing, they'll sack you that same day.

You are not communicating with PhD students of economics or statistics, infact you aren't communicating with 2nd to final year students of such discipline, you are communicating with a general audience consisting of different niche and you have to make yourself as clear as possible.

Jaqenhghar:

He knows people will not understand. That os a man who thinks of others. Not your type.

70% of those flags don't even have names on them.. yet he said he is communicating lol. If I point a random flag and ask him to tell me the name of the country now he will start sweating.

People like that Denn and co are just so daft.

Which Benin republic is $27.. Lol. 1gb is about 1000cefa there (940naira)..
Throughout my stay there I only did monthly unlimited browsing which cost 15000cefa (14knaira)... Even Nigeria Neva do that one..

But here in my new area- na hacked company WiFi we dey flex

princetunex:


The first guy that complained obviously has an IQ that is below average so because he understood to an extent he wants to act like most people will not understand. Very gullible fellow

He patronises ashawos for a living, it is expected.

NewDelhi:

Young man keep quiet. You're not still getting my point. It's self explanatory to most of us but some average people will find it difficult to understand. This forum ain't a virtual PhD lecture room. Make yourself as simple as possible.

It's still your type that will be praising someone like honorable Patrick obiagbohan or whatever his name is ,blowing stupid vocabulary while talking to people when infact he is not communicating at all. In the world of communication, you have to make yourself as simple and plain as possible, you get my point? Majority of you are illiterates so I don't expect you to understand what I'm talking about. If you go to BBC, Fox, Bloomberg or CNBC and broadcast this kind of thing, they'll sack you that same day.

You are not communicating with PhD students of economics or statistics, infact you aren't communicating with 2nd to final year students of such discipline, you are communicating with a general audience consisting of different niche and you have to make yourself as clear as possible.

70% of the flags in your so called infographics don't even have names yet you said you're communicating splendidly. If I point at a random flag now and ask you to tell me the name of the country , I'm sure you'll be sweating like a man who lost his erection while trying to penetrate.

An infographic is one of the most expressive ways to pass across information with less real estate. Unlike words that many people find hard to read and grasp, an infographic goes straight to the point thereby enabling readers to understand the core aim of the subject. But as someone who patronises ashawos and posts fake sexcapades, I am not surprised you don't understand the information.

Klass99:


, Brat abeg carry your ashawo swerve one side first.
So, with the Chinese or rather Asians as a whole some people may assume that because they are small in stature the organ may be small too.
E go shock you, to know it's not small after all - I am not speaking from personal experience o! Those Asians like to roll with their own kind, I've never seen one with a black, white or caucasian female except in movies.

The only Asians I can speak for are Indians(without ashawo deets or xp ). I don't know much about the Chinese types, but there are the rumors that they are teeny. Very teeny, in a way that gives other races hope. I've never heard anyone commend them. Bet you they're small!

I think when we're all younger we don't mind people from other races because there are no obligations. We think true love will win. Then we get a bit older and we say, "we can make this work"; or, "let's just do this and enjoy it while it lasts" — because somehow we know deep inside us that it's not forever. When we're finally at the point of full-time commitment we tend to remember our races and languages.

So, I wouldn't say they're not with each other, but when the time for that commitment comes, they all back out and then it looks like Asians are never with blacks or Caucasians. I wouldn't be with an Indian today, that's for sure.

NewDelhi:

Young man keep quiet. You're not still getting my point. It's self explanatory to most of us but some average people will find it difficult to understand. This forum ain't a virtual PhD lecture room. Make yourself as simple as possible.

It's still your type that will be praising someone like honorable Patrick obiagbohan or whatever his name is ,blowing stupid vocabulary while talking to people when infact he is not communicating at all. In the world of communication, you have to make yourself as simple and plain as possible, you get my point? Majority of you are illiterates so I don't expect you to understand what I'm talking about. If you go to BBC, Fox, Bloomberg or CNBC and broadcast this kind of thing, they'll sack you that same day.

You are not communicating with PhD students of economics or statistics, infact you aren't communicating with 2nd to final year students of such discipline, you are communicating with a general audience consisting of different niche and you have to make yourself as clear as possible.

70% of the flags in your so called infographics don't even have names yet you said you're communicating splendidly. If I point at a random flag now and ask you to tell me the name of the country , I'm sure you'll be sweating like a man who lost his erection while trying to penetrate.

Haba. Take am easy on the guy. Temper justice with mercy abeeg

I tire oooo....... imagine posting such map for we wey no understand am, so which message him come dey pass across now?

Jaqenhghar:

He knows people will not understand. That os a man who thinks of others. Not your type.

What sort of fallacy is that? If na joke stop am o
This is where I drop my pen

Nigeria and UK are paying same cost for data; while Kenya pay less!!

Denn:


That data is clear to anyone who actually sat for his WAEC himself and passed.

You have said it all.

Decency2020:
Op you be olodo o.


A doctor earning $5000 in US and use $200 to buy 1gig and a doctor in Nigeria who earns $1000 equivalent and uses $50 equivalent to buy the same 1gig but considering in US schooling is free for primary and secondary while here you pay through your teeth. who pays more?

You didn't make any sense