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Israel would have nuked gaza by now if they weren't close.

Wisereborn:
anyhow government, Nigerians go survive

Hehe before nko. That's what you people are born to do. Keep surviving until u die.

Cursed people

benuejosh:
What's the hope of a poor man in the rural area.

Tribe and religion

That's what Nigerias want, since Bihari government no teach Us lesson forget it we no fit learn again

These same telecoms operators have not increased the salaries of their workers yet they want to carry out a price hike

Kubin:
That's what Nigerias want, since Bihari government no teach Us lesson forget it we no fit learn again

IPOB cannibals are still in pains the Pandora criminal called Obi lost the general elections.

No IIGB0S will smell the presidency as they are 4th class citizens in Nigeria

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Bring back free 50mb daily

Bliss52:
9 mobile don't even power their mast anymore in some areas

MTN however made whooping N181. 6 billion last quarter

Why would they continue to provide services if they don’t make whooping profit

supermz7:
Everyone is doing it, They might as well join in

Everyone, starting from our president who increased dollar rate to over N1,000 under the guise of unifying exchange rates, just to create roundtripping opportunities for his corrupt cronies

Increase the werey make everybody go back to listening to yotomi on radio.

When cost of diesel wan finish them. Awon Eni eleni.

benuejosh:
What's the hope of a poor man in the rural area.

they will suffer it by force till the day they kpai

stuffs2002:
IPOB cannibals are still in pains the Pandora criminal called Obi lost the general elections.

No IIGB0S will smell the presidency as they are 4th class citizens in Nigeria

I pitty your generation, your just a disgrace to human race,Am proudly Igbo in my next world I will still be an Igbo man we are great people,we are the back bone of this country,for me I don't believe in your zoo country call Nigeria,if obi want to be president he is doing it on his own,we are Biafran.the mission is to distroy Nigeria completely,and is working perfectly very soon you will sell one of your balls before you eat, cus u can no longer afford one meal square a week.

benuejosh:
What's the hope of a poor man in the rural area.

The hope of poor man in the rural area?
Na wah for you of all people asking this question.
Your darling oga at the top said just last year, with a casual look on his face and dismissive wave of his hands, that all youths need is to be feed cassava, garri, ewa, dodooo etc to exist. E bad e bad, put then in the army, teach them to clean and cock/ fire gun, then they eat cassava etc. You in particular joined to hail and defend him. You thought he was joking?
He did not say eg youths will be empowered, get best education, learn skills, access cheap entrepreneural financing, get best healthcare etc, rather you will farm and eat the product of your farming. Why then should you want more out of life when you can plant cassava and eat it 3 times daily and bellefull?.
Please don't be ambitious, be contented.

I don't need to read the comments to see that most Nigerians are opposed to the proposed price hike. Many would even shout that the poor should breath. Many would even say that the telco companies are evil.

Well, some of the people shouting earn money from the same telcos. Directly and indirectly. And they may even be asking for a raise. Well, the price increase is the only way to pay for...that raise.

Then the telcos are doing upgrading of service. Internet service used to be godawful in the times past. (I still recall paying to browse in internet cafe, only to get 'bad and slow network' in times past.). That it is better now is because telcos could charge higher, and pay for improvements. Even now, MTN, Airtel, and co have to pay for an upgrade to 5G...and all that costs money.

At the end, even if the economy was good, things cost money. Salaries and suppliers have to be paid, and salaries cannot be static...or there would be revolt. Equipment and suchlike cost money, a lot of money. New upgrades cost money.

You can call me a joker, a son of a porcine, etc, but at the end of the day, THINGS COST MONEY. And from time to time prices have to go up. Otherwise, MTN for example might start paying its workers three thousand naira a month...just to save costs.

Islie:
https://leadership.ng/telecom-operators-want-tariff-hike-over-operating-costs/

Hikes that has been there unofficially for years. How many Nigerians have the time to check their balances before and after making a call? How many Nigerians have the time to querry their daily data usage? 10GB is no longer 10GB and the value and services you get for a N1,000 airtime recharge is shitty.

This is what Tinubu has brought upon us. Useless President.

Igbo getting the presidency is not the issue,the issue is that the country is spiralling out of control,fuel, diesel even foodstuffs are choking the average Nigerian s

stuffs2002:
IPOB cannibals are still in pains the Pandora criminal called Obi lost the general elections.

No IIGB0S will smell the presidency as they are 4th class citizens in Nigeria

Nawaoooo....see what APC and Tinubu has caused

Kubin:
I pitty your generation, your just a disgrace to human race,Am proudly Igbo in my next world I will still be an Igbo man we are great people,we are the back bone of this country,for me I don't believe in your zoo country call Nigeria,if obi want to be president he is doing it on his own,we are Biafran.the mission is to distroy Nigeria completely,and is working perfectly very soon you will sell one of your balls before you eat, cus u can no longer afford one meal square a week.

Lol....

In the jungle, the rantings of the antelope means nothing to the lion.

Mpcoll001:
Toor! With epileptic supply of light

Oga, this is not about light o.

stuffs2002:
Lol....

In the jungle, the rantings of the antelope means nothing to the lion.

go and eat your ewedu and pepper, yeye.

Nlanalyst:
I don't care how much they charge per service, mine is that Airtel and Glo should be booted out of the country. Two very useless network providers.

How is that possible?

Etisalat don TIRED

NO VISION NO DIRECTION

Long Overdue.

Let the Tarrif Tarrif take effect immediately.

I support this 100%.

Chicago boy don teach everybody how to hike here and there.

Long overdue.

floatinszx6:
God wee punish mtn for increasing our sapa 2.5gb to 600 naira
It hurts

The sun self don’t last like before
May God help us