emmyid:
Nice development... I don't know why I love the owner of this Kwese sport alot.. I mean that Zimbabwe man, he is just too intelligent and smart.

I follow him on Facebook. Please do and you won't regret. His name Masiya or something.. Someone quote me with the right name.

rapthugx:


On an average how much data (in mb and naira) do you spend watching one match?

Proudlyngwa:


My Internet speed reaches 1.2mbps during certain downloads and is usually around 622kbps when viewing HD matches you need around 305kbps for SD matches.

I rarely observe skipping during those matches, so I don't know what other fast Internet you are talking about.


nb
I watched 70percent of European matches online this season in over 3 southern States and 8 different locations

vertueptime:



Im not disputing ur access to internet or its speed, i was only remarking on the paradox of many people have more access to high speed internet than satelite stations

Daniel058:
That man no dey play ooo

Proudlyngwa:


Unfortunately in a lot of places even with the best of boosters, terrestrial signals is limited.
A lot of colleagues depend on my mifi to watch Premiership matches and they will also be depending on it for the world cup matches.
I believe I speak for a lot of field workers, students and people wlo live far from the urban center.

If there was a package like the YouTube package we can subscribe to, it will help a lot of us

naptu2:


There are a lot of online streaming services with which you can watch the matches. I've already given an example of the Kwese app.

However, for very many people, network services are poor and the cost of data is beyond their reach, yet they can easily get terrestrial television signals. There are also a lot of people who might be in transit during the matches and the only way they can follow the games is on radio. These are the people that this announcement is for.

Proudlyngwa:

You don't seem to understand me, a lot of people listened to this matches via BON but not at this magnitude.
There are people who intend watching the match in good network zones but data price is expensive.
that is why I said if the network operators can team up with broadcasters for special data packages for the matches, it will be first of its kind.

We have radio apps that can transmit commentary, it can be worked out that maybe a match commentary can cast like 20 naira, most people don't go out with radios and outside a lot of urban areas signal is almost no exit but you can get apps which transmit over 3g

naptu2:


But you just made a case that the cost of data is not too high.

Anyway, I repeat, this announcement is for people whose only opportunity to watch the matches is via terrestrial TV and radio. The idea of a promo for people who want to stream the matches online is a totally different topic. You can create a thread with that suggestion. Who knows, someone from one of the telecomms companies might be reading.

Proudlyngwa:

I don't see anything new in this.
I would have been more interested if major telecom providers had signed an agreement for world cup streaming packages.
I watched the champions league online at a price of almost 500 naira.

Not everyone will have access to the terrestrial signals, but most people have access to fast Internet.

henrygold100:
which app did u use bro, modpro is not in play store again. and which network and sub

Proudlyngwa:


Me made a case that data is not too high(faints)
where so i can modify

as for making a thread, you have a wider reach.

and honestly most places i work, its easier to get network than radio signal, most of us rely on live score BBC and nairaland to get updates if we cant stream.
maybe the telecoms guys might help us out , see this thread and come to uue rescue to make it an eventful world cup for all of us

Proudlyngwa:


premium services like soccer wwe and a host of others are not on this stations but are available on the net, also we leave in a mobile world and dont need to stop to view our loved matches

vertueptime:


U mean not available live but are available abit later . Consider urself lucky to b in places with constant light to stream lengthy videos, nd also having good internet , ur not amongst the many/masses

naptu2:


Free to air terrestrial TV is the most accessible TV platform in Nigeria. You don't need to pay a kobo to view it and you can view it without buying any special equipment.

In many places, you can view free to air terrestrial TV by simply attaching a clothes hanger and any electrical wire to your TV set. You can also view free to air terrestrial TV if you already have a satellite dish (you don't need any special equipment. All you need to do is search on your TV).

And remember, almost all the terrestrial radio and TV stations in Nigeria are members of BON (they've got more than 100 members and this includes the biggest networks in Nigeria).

If you own a Kwese TV decoder, you can assess all their content on your mobile at no extra charge

Internet streaming is good, but this announcement is for people who prefer to watch the matches free of charge, without paying for data or pay TV subscription. It's also for those who might want to listen to commentaries on their car radios.

Proudlyngwa:

as for light i consider myself lucky, thanks to where i work , its 247 for me for two weeks.


i meant most stations dont have license to transmit most matches
but you can always get it online

Proudlyngwa:


http://livesport24.net/#source-1

etisalat night and weekend plan its 5gig for 2k
I also use mtn pulse 500 naira for 1gig weekly plan

mobdro can be downloaded from here https://mobdro.en.uptodown.com/android

use this for match listings

http://www.wheresthematch.com/live-football-on-tv-android-app/

henrygold100:
this where's the match .com. is it another app for footballs alone. if yes which one is beta between Mondro and where's the match.com