VicM6:
see where ur oloriburuku papa land us put...e ni jo kure

Starberg:


I can't imagine some fuuuls who liked your stu¶id post.

The question is are they in power? Gosh! Why am I in the same space with these Buffon?

Pat081:
It will never be well for APC and those useless people that following them

Great100000:
Airtel Nigeria has joined MTN Nigeria to raise call and internet plans by 50 percent one week after MTN Nigeria implemented a similar hike.

This is part of telecom operators’ upward review of prices following the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) approval of a 50 percent tariff hike in the industry. Under this new pricing regime, Airtel has replaced its cheapest monthly data plan of 1.2GB plan for N1,000 with 2GB for N1,500.

Other changes include 3GB for N2,000 (from 1.5GB at N1,200), 4GB for N2,500 (formerly 3GB at N1,500), and 8GB for N3,000 (formerly 4.5GB at N2,000). Other adjustments include 10GB for N4,000 (formerly 6GB at N2,500), 13GB for N5,000 (from 10GB at N3,000), 18GB for N6,000 (formerly 15GB at N4,000), and 25GB for N8,000 (replacing 18GB at N5,000).

Call rates have been bumped up to 25 kobo per second from about 18 lobo per second. Like MTN, Airtel has left some tariff plans untouched. For instance, the 5GB plan/week for N1,500 remains unchanged.

This hike in tariff is meant to support “the ability of operators to continue investing in infrastructure and innovation, ultimately benefiting consumers through improved services and connectivity, including better network quality, enhanced customer service, and greater coverage.”

However, experts have noted that it may further strain consumers’ pockets. According to Bismarck Rewane, chief executive officer of Financial Derivatives Company, the hike promises to benefit operators but will put additional strain on consumers’ pockets, possibly “resulting in reduced usage from consumers.”

Source: https://businessday.ng/technology/article/here-are-airtels-new-data-plan-prices/

Pat081:
It will never be well for APC and those useless people that following them

Roigran:
So I don't know if anyone would see this. But I'm using a samsung s21 5g and I tried to register for esim on my mtn but I was told that,I can't because it wasn't my nin that was used to register the sim(I am in ibadan rn for school) and my dad in Lagos was the one who registered it, so the person who attended to me there said he should do it and send the qr code over to me which he did
And I screenshot/screenshoted it to so I can just scan from my images, but I'm being told "couldn't read code, try scanning the qr code again" what could be the solution to this biko?

PP123:
Biafra slave

Starberg:


Were Omo ni e
Make dem dey use Omoluabi defraud you. Oju e ma yanyan.

Roigran:
So I don't know if anyone would see this. But I'm using a samsung s21 5g and I tried to register for esim on my mtn but I was told that,I can't because it wasn't my nin that was used to register the sim(I am in ibadan rn for school) and my dad in Lagos was the one who registered it, so the person who attended to me there said he should do it and send the qr code over to me which he did
And I screenshot/screenshoted it to so I can just scan from my images, but I'm being told "couldn't read code, try scanning the qr code again" what could be the solution to this biko?

Pat081:
It will never be well for APC and those useless people that following them

PP123:
Biafra slave

I follow my uncle come Lagos 😂

2cribz:
Sadly I've already burnt 1k on just 2gig today. And I'm still going to burn more.i don taya

JAWBONE:


Better to be a Biafra slave than a slave of man wey don turn your mama to beggars

GreenDee:
MTN data plans no longer last again. I don’t know if it’s just my phone and sim

friendl:
Inside this heat ,nepa dey take light !!!

Pat081:
It will never be well for APC and those useless people that following them

bigl:
Its not funny o! Even me wey dey use the airtel 20mbps (unlimited data plan), i checked for a friend around 2pm yesterday, na still 20k ...

When i saw this thread today, i quickly went to check, omo, 20k don become 30k oooo!

E pain me say i no renew yesterday ...

But wetin man go do?

Which work you d do online, I go like gum body with you make you put me through abeg.
macsun125@gmail.com,abeg msg me

Na client i go pass the cost to ... no more freebies sef!!!

PP123:
tiktok

Samueljohnny449:
If truly this country na our fathers land, make dem give me my own share I wan sell am. Everything just dey upside down.

GreenDee:
well yeah.. but not every time,only when I am bored actually.. you watch TikTok a lot?

smartlad:
Airtel are thievesssssssssss

Niok2:
I use to remember when 1.5gb could last for a whole month
In my early university days in 2014/2015

Great100000:
Airtel Nigeria has joined MTN Nigeria to raise call and internet plans by 50 percent one week after MTN Nigeria implemented a similar hike.

This is part of telecom operators’ upward review of prices following the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) approval of a 50 percent tariff hike in the industry. Under this new pricing regime, Airtel has replaced its cheapest monthly data plan of 1.2GB plan for N1,000 with 2GB for N1,500.

Other changes include 3GB for N2,000 (from 1.5GB at N1,200), 4GB for N2,500 (formerly 3GB at N1,500), and 8GB for N3,000 (formerly 4.5GB at N2,000). Other adjustments include 10GB for N4,000 (formerly 6GB at N2,500), 13GB for N5,000 (from 10GB at N3,000), 18GB for N6,000 (formerly 15GB at N4,000), and 25GB for N8,000 (replacing 18GB at N5,000).

Call rates have been bumped up to 25 kobo per second from about 18 lobo per second. Like MTN, Airtel has left some tariff plans untouched. For instance, the 5GB plan/week for N1,500 remains unchanged.

This hike in tariff is meant to support “the ability of operators to continue investing in infrastructure and innovation, ultimately benefiting consumers through improved services and connectivity, including better network quality, enhanced customer service, and greater coverage.”

However, experts have noted that it may further strain consumers’ pockets. According to Bismarck Rewane, chief executive officer of Financial Derivatives Company, the hike promises to benefit operators but will put additional strain on consumers’ pockets, possibly “resulting in reduced usage from consumers.”

Source: https://businessday.ng/technology/article/here-are-airtels-new-data-plan-prices/

Johnny757:
WhatsApp and chrome