See How Cheap Glo And MTN Internet Data Subscriptions Are In Ghana As Compared To Nigeria!
Most times
it keeps beating my imagination how or why Internet data subscription rates are
so high in Nigeria, and it is these same major GSM network providers operating
in other African countries that are operating in Nigeria.
While the costs
of internet data in those other countries are very cheap, the ones being
offered to Nigerians remain on the high side.
Even the Glo
that is owned by Nigerian still offer Ghana and other African countries far cheaper
internet data rate than Nigeria, isn’t that appalling?
Now let’s
look at some of the cost of internet data subscriptions by MTN and Glo in Ghana
and see if you have ever gotten such types of gestures here in Nigeria.
In Ghana, every
time you do a Glo data subscription with 40 or more than 40 Ghanaian Cedi,
which is equivalent to about 2000 Nigerian Naira, instead of 3.2GB, you will be giving 200% bonus
data, making it to be 9.6GB.
In other
words, it is like saying they charge Ghanaians N2000 for 9.6GB.
If you
decide to do 10GB data subscription with your Glo line in Ghana, which is 80
Cedis (N4000), Glo will give you 30GB worth of data.
For MTN in
Ghana, you can subscribe for unlimited data at night (12midnight to 5am) with
only 3 Cedis (N150).
You can also
decide to do MTN unlimited 1 month subscription in Ghana for 160 Cedis (N8000)
But down
here in Nigeria, you cannot even get any network provider that offer real
unlimited data and the little data that MTN and Glo offer you are at exorbitant
prices.
What is
really happening, why is that internet data in those other countries are far
cheaper than those being offer in Nigeria by the same companies.
Probably one
of the major reasons why people will always tweak their devices in order to get
those data at cheaper rate.
See How Cheap Glo And MTN Internet Data Subscriptions Are In Ghana As Compared To Nigeria!
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