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Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Tunechi5(op): 1:02pm On Aug 04

Please where can i get 100mbps internet in abuja or what internet service provider can give me that?

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Jakarta: 1:09pm On Aug 04

You don try starlink or MTN fibre?

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by dgr8truth(m): 2:53pm On Aug 04*

Get mtn ODU, is what I use and it pretty fast, I average 80mbps, 40k for 100mbps

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by emmy512(m): 7:34pm On Aug 04

Tunechi5:
Please where can i get 100mbps internet in abuja or what isp can give me that

Get mtn off odu.

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by FlamingBulb: 7:42am On Aug 06

dgr8truth:
Get mtn ODU, is what I use and it pretty fast, I average 80mbps, 40k for 100mbps

45k not 40k
Then, I discovered 50mbps don't have much difference with the 100mbps
For MTN ODU or fibre 50 goes for 30k
For Airtel 5G ODU 50mbps goes for 25k

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Babaflenjor: 7:46am On Aug 06

airtel ODU 45K unlimited will give you that, if the airtel network id good in ur area

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by seanery: 7:50am On Aug 06

Get GOD WIFI.

NO SPEED BEATS IT

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by CodeTemplar: 7:52am On Aug 06*

What are you downloading bros?

Most times when people say they need more bandwidth, it is actually better latency they need. Most times, maybe not for yours though but i suspect it is like majority.

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by TheStoriesOfMan: 8:01am On Aug 06

CodeTemplar:
What are you downloading bros?

Most times wgen people say they need more bandwidth, it is actually better latency they need. Most times, maybe not for yours though but i sustect it is like majority.

Latency over bandwidth anytime.

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by zoedew: 8:04am On Aug 06

Go get a Starlink kit! It is obviously the answer to your question.

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by AntiChristian: 8:10am On Aug 06

Some people don't even know the meaning of ISP, bandwith, latency, MBPS.

ISP (Internet Service Provider):
Imagine the internet is like a big water park. The ISP is the company that gives you the pipe to get water (internet) into your house so you can play and watch videos online.

Bandwidth:
Bandwidth is like how wide the water pipe is. A bigger pipe means more water can flow at once. So, if you have a big bandwidth, you can watch videos, play games, and download things faster because more internet can come to your house at the same time.

Latency:
Latency is how fast the water travels from the water park to your house. If the water takes a long time to get to you, it feels slow. In internet words, latency is the delay between when you ask for something online and when it starts coming to you. Lower latency means things happen faster.

Mbps (Megabits per second):
This is a way to measure how fast your internet pipe can send data. Think of it like how many buckets of water can flow through the pipe every second. More Mbps means faster internet.

So in Short:
ISP (Internet Service Provider): The company that provides your internet connection.

Bandwidth: The maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over your internet connection at once, often described as the "pipe size." Higher bandwidth allows more data to flow simultaneously, improving download/upload speeds.

Latency: The time delay between sending a request and receiving a response over the internet, measured in milliseconds. Lower latency is crucial for real-time applications like gaming or video calls.

Mbps (Megabits per second): The unit measuring internet speed, indicating how many megabits of data can be transferred each second. Higher Mbps means faster data transfer rates.

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Talismann: 8:12am On Aug 06

dgr8truth:
Get mtn ODU, is what I use and it pretty fast, I average 80mbps, 40k for 100mbps

MTN ODU kor, ODUMODU BLVCK ni,

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by lapariah: 8:19am On Aug 06

Are u looking for Dedicated symmetric bandwidth or shared access for home use. This service can be on fiber or radio depending on your choose Plus which area of Abuja? Check https://lapariah.com/corporate-internet-abuja.html also check netfiber.ng.

Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Kelklein(m): 8:24am On Aug 06*

I think consistency is what should matter and not the size of the speed..

In 5G areas, Airtel gives as much as 120-150Mbps.. in 4G areas, it can give as much as 89 (see attached). And this is just a normal 4G on a normal day for Airtel.

You can check your internet speed on fast.com

Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Isobug: 8:32am On Aug 06

AntiChristian:
Some people don't even know the meaning of ISP, bandwith, latency, MBPS.

ISP (Internet Service Provider):
Imagine the internet is like a big water park. The ISP is the company that gives you the pipe to get water (internet) into your house so you can play and watch videos online.

Bandwidth:
Bandwidth is like how wide the water pipe is. A bigger pipe means more water can flow at once. So, if you have a big bandwidth, you can watch videos, play games, and download things faster because more internet can come to your house at the same time.

Latency:
Latency is how fast the water travels from the water park to your house. If the water takes a long time to get to you, it feels slow. In internet words, latency is the delay between when you ask for something online and when it starts coming to you. Lower latency means things happen faster.

Mbps (Megabits per second):
This is a way to measure how fast your internet pipe can send data. Think of it like how many buckets of water can flow through the pipe every second. More Mbps means faster internet.

So in Short:
ISP (Internet Service Provider): The company that provides your internet connection.

Bandwidth: The maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over your internet connection at once, often described as the "pipe size." Higher bandwidth allows more data to flow simultaneously, improving download/upload speeds.

Latency: The time delay between sending a request and receiving a response over the internet, measured in milliseconds. Lower latency is crucial for real-time applications like gaming or video calls.

Mbps (Megabits per second): The unit measuring internet speed, indicating how many megabits of data can be transferred each second. Higher Mbps means faster data transfer rates.

Elucidated.
Corect guy, na your papa born you

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Gabrielwilliams(m): 8:32am On Aug 06

WIFIBER

You cannot go wrong if you use Wifiber. you can get more than 100 mbps on Wifiber

Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by KingRex1(m): 8:39am On Aug 06

MTN 5G seamlessly gives my 200-400mbps

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Opmic: 9:03am On Aug 06

AntiChristian:
Some people don't even know the meaning of ISP, bandwith, latency, MBPS.

ISP (Internet Service Provider):
Imagine the internet is like a big water park. The ISP is the company that gives you the pipe to get water (internet) into your house so you can play and watch videos online.

Bandwidth:
Bandwidth is like how wide the water pipe is. A bigger pipe means more water can flow at once. So, if you have a big bandwidth, you can watch videos, play games, and download things faster because more internet can come to your house at the same time.

Latency:
Latency is how fast the water travels from the water park to your house. If the water takes a long time to get to you, it feels slow. In internet words, latency is the delay between when you ask for something online and when it starts coming to you. Lower latency means things happen faster.

Mbps (Megabits per second):
This is a way to measure how fast your internet pipe can send data. Think of it like how many buckets of water can flow through the pipe every second. More Mbps means faster internet.

So in Short:
ISP (Internet Service Provider): The company that provides your internet connection.

Bandwidth: The maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over your internet connection at once, often described as the "pipe size." Higher bandwidth allows more data to flow simultaneously, improving download/upload speeds.

Latency: The time delay between sending a request and receiving a response over the internet, measured in milliseconds. Lower latency is crucial for real-time applications like gaming or video calls.

Mbps (Megabits per second): The unit measuring internet speed, indicating how many megabits of data can be transferred each second. Higher Mbps means faster data transfer rates.

One thing that is fast dying in Nairaland is getting good education like this.
Please let's bring this back

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Neoteny(m): 9:05am On Aug 06*

AntiChristian:
Some people don't even know the meaning of ISP, bandwith, latency, MBPS.

ISP (Internet Service Provider):
Imagine the internet is like a big water park. The ISP is the company that gives you the pipe to get water (internet) into your house so you can play and watch videos online.

Bandwidth:
Bandwidth is like how wide the water pipe is. A bigger pipe means more water can flow at once. So, if you have a big bandwidth, you can watch videos, play games, and download things faster because more internet can come to your house at the same time.

Latency:
Latency is how fast the water travels from the water park to your house. If the water takes a long time to get to you, it feels slow. In internet words, latency is the delay between when you ask for something online and when it starts coming to you. Lower latency means things happen faster.

Mbps (Megabits per second):
This is a way to measure how fast your internet pipe can send data. Think of it like how many buckets of water can flow through the pipe every second. More Mbps means faster internet.

So in Short:
ISP (Internet Service Provider): The company that provides your internet connection.

Bandwidth: The maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over your internet connection at once, often described as the "pipe size." Higher bandwidth allows more data to flow simultaneously, improving download/upload speeds.

Latency: The time delay between sending a request and receiving a response over the internet, measured in milliseconds. Lower latency is crucial for real-time applications like gaming or video calls.

Mbps (Megabits per second): The unit measuring internet speed, indicating how many megabits of data can be transferred each second. Higher Mbps means faster data transfer rates.

Actually more mbps doesn't necessarily mean faster speed because you've not accounted for throughput, the actual amount of water flowing through the pipe right now in your water analogy. If your pipe has a carrying capacity of 100L per second (mbps) and a good valve (latency) but the pumping machine (server or network congestion) is slow and sending only 40L/s then you've 60L/s of non-utilized capacity.

In realworld terms, throughput is always lower than capacity, and is therefore the most important consideration when talking about speed. No medium transfers full capacity. Even fiber-optic glass, one of the best, has degradation from absorption and reflective scattering due to microscopic glass imperfections. All mediums experience losses causing lower throughput beyond congestion or server performance: Laser losses stem from atmospheric scattering, analog cables due to Ohms Law, and radio due to harmonics and radiative inverse square law.

Having 100mbps as bandwidth is measured capacity, which is higher than actual usable bandwidth itself if throughput is taken into consideration.

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by coldsummer: 9:06am On Aug 06

Starlink

No doubt

Go for it

Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by LadyExcellency: 9:13am On Aug 06

TheStoriesOfMan:
Latency over bandwidth anytime.

The ideal for an internet connection is to have low latency, high bandwidth, and high throughput, all working together

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Judolisco(m): 9:27am On Aug 06

Tunechi5:
Please where can i get 100mbps internet in abuja or what internet service provider can give me that?

starlink is the best for now... Anywhere in Nigeria

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by HumbleOptimist(m): 9:31am On Aug 06

GLo.

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Passionate888: 9:36am On Aug 06

dgr8truth:
Get mtn ODU, is what I use and it pretty fast, I average 80mbps, 40k for 100mbps

id this MTN ODU different from the MTN fibre X?

Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by David160(m): 9:41am On Aug 06

Tunechi5:
Please where can i get 100mbps internet in abuja or what internet service provider can give me that?

MTN Fibre is best so far.. Starlink is the worst

Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by berbs112(m): 9:45am On Aug 06

FlamingBulb:
45k not 40k
Then, I discovered 50mbps don't have much difference with the 100mbps
For MTN ODU or fibre 50 goes for 30k
For Airtel 5G ODU 50mbps goes for 25k

Airtel ODU 100mbps is 45k/month

Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Dayo4real12: 9:55am On Aug 06

If you can go for Galaxy Backbone

Tunechi5:
Please where can i get 100mbps internet in abuja or what internet service provider can give me that?

Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Reference(m): 10:06am On Aug 06

Speed or latency is not my biggest challenge, it is consistency. It is becoming impossible to have a seamless service without downtimes which come unexpectedly and can last for any length of time.

Servicing multiple networks which I used to do is no longer an option as costs continue to escalate.

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by Reference(m): 10:07am On Aug 06

Judolisco:
starlink is the best for now... Anywhere in Nigeria

...when the weather is good you should add.

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Re: Which ISP Gives 100Mbps Internet In Abuja? by police27: 10:19am On Aug 06

Tunechi5:
Please where can i get 100mbps internet in abuja or what internet service provider can give me that?

is it for home or office? We can provide 100mbps for enterprise users.

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