KrazyDave16:

IMO, it looks like the ISP here are only interested in beating the competition in how much profits they make yearly instead of how many customers they can retain...

PurestBoy:


I use 1.5gb in 4 days, it's validity is 7days. It costs 300naira and I was thinking I'm lucky for using MTN

PurestBoy:


I use 1.5gb in 4 days, it's validity is 7days. It costs 300naira and I was thinking I'm lucky for using MTN

Imiete:
chai
Nigeria is cursed

rationalhuman:
I lived near Airocity Metro Station (Airprt Line Metro)

49cents:


I remember that station... while on the metro

KrazyDave16:

The US got a far better business environment but data is still expensive.

India's working environment isn't exactly friendly, but data is cheap.

An average worker in the US earns more than workers in India but still India is still getting the better of it, down to the point a poor household can afford unlimited data and watch and download HDR content if they can, the US it's another story, with takeovers and ISP there trying to be monopolistic, which is what our country is copying.

awoofquality:
Nigeria is really messed up all this ISP are doing nothing bro they are just cheating us 1gb for 200 you will be happy thinking it's cheap. we need serious change.

deltateam:


Their economy is strong and money has value. Your money has been devalued.

I did not call it tissue money o.

KrazyDave16:

The US got a far better business environment but data is still expensive.

India's working environment isn't exactly friendly, but data is cheap.

An average worker in the US earns more than workers in India but still India is still getting the better of it, down to the point a poor household can afford unlimited data and watch and download HDR content if they can, the US it's another story, with takeovers and ISP there trying to be monopolistic, which is what our country is copying.

EmeraldKing7:
Cost of production for ISPs in India and Nigeria are not the same

Also put in the lack of electricity and infrastructure in the country.Telecommunication companies here spend millions or even billions on disel everyday

The problem is directly proportional to the government not the ISP

rationalhuman:
Kinda related,
Both India and China keep their currency devaluated/undervalued (Careful Artificial Manipulation), By doing this you make Import Expensive and Export Lucrative for Industries. Real value is too much. They have some real Educated Economist.

rationalhuman:
Not really, They are not in profit, Airtel is in loss.
If Airtel leave (God Forbid) then It will be monopoly of MTN
No good service and more expensive plans.

rationalhuman:
You got it right, That is why i argues here with people, Its not the USD you earn, real thing is what is left at the end of month.

Pack of one Cholesterol reducing Drug is available in 3 USD in India the same drug you have to spend 68 USD in Oklahoma.

But here our Village brothers see ohh since they pay more in US so thats better.

Vulcanheph:
Chai This info "SHOCK" me like buhari ..... no wonder their videos plenty for xvideos

lordm:
so you believe any thing you read on the internet. Gullible people

KrazyDave16:

Swrs @ bolded we think things abroad, especially the west should be bloody expensive since it means it is from a reputable person/company but anywhere else na fake/substandard. It's well.

rationalhuman:
Yes that is Underground, After that Train comes above ground.

Wonderful days

KrazyDave16:

The US got a far better business environment but data is still expensive.

India's working environment isn't exactly friendly, but data is cheap.

An average worker in the US earns more than workers in India but still India is still getting the better of it, down to the point a poor household can afford unlimited data and watch and download HDR content if they can, the US it's another story, with takeovers and ISP there trying to be monopolistic, which is what our country is copying.

samsard:
Do you know how much it costs to deliver a baby in the US? Thousands of dollars. The USA is an expensive country. Don't try to compare India to the United States. The purchasing power are not in the same class.

jmoore:
India has an installed capacity of 371,977 MW of electricity.
Population of India is 1.3 billion.
Population of Nigeria is 195 million.

From these stats, Nigeria needs at least an installed capacity of 53,900 Megawatts for a reasonable stable and constant power supply.

Currently we are swinging in between 5,000-7,000 megawatts. This is definitely poor.

The reason why MTN, Airtel and co have high prices for data is because they generate their own power.

Vecto:


Do you have the direct code?
The *121# isn't working here