Internet price is becoming more and more unbearable in Nigeria..1GB of data is 5Naira in India... What's stopping Nigerians from getting data at an affordable rate?
The feedback I have received confirms that consistent and affordable internet access is a fundamental struggle for many Nigerians. I am currently reaching out to relevant regulatory bodies to demand transparency regarding these pricing disparities. Progress remains slow but the necessity for change is becoming impossible for service providers to ignore.
August 18, 2020
The rapid growth of this movement demonstrates a shared frustration with current internet pricing. This momentum confirms that people are ready to demand a more equitable digital landscape for Nigeria.
27 Comments
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Muhammad Musa
5 years ago
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In India 1gb of data is 1 rupee that's ₦5 naira in Nigeria. Imagine?
A country like India that we started at the same time has surpassed us in so many ways,
I believe that the Nigerian government has the capabilities to bring down the data expenses on its people.
Data is one of the things that I believe if is affordable can make lots of positive changes in youths daily lifestyle with an improved network coverage.
J
Joseph
5 years ago
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It not fair data are getting very expensive infact even at this period of time no reduction at all
D
Diamond
5 years ago
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Data costs in Nigeria are totally overpriced and it will do Nigerians a lot of good if the prices are subsidized.
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Esther
5 years ago
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The amount spent on data is stupendous...it's a main agent hindering online classes.
E
Ebube
5 years ago
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Pls the internet price in this Nigeria
It is too much pls kindly reduce it
We are suffering
K
Ken Abraham
5 years ago
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Nigeria is already a struggle
We Hustle online
They wanna frustrate us too
I support this petition
Internet price is becoming more and more unbearable in Nigeria..1GB of data is 5Naira in India... What's stopping Nigerians from getting data at an affordable rate?
The feedback I have received confirms that consistent and affordable internet access is a fundamental struggle for many Nigerians. I am currently reaching out to relevant regulatory bodies to demand transparency regarding these pricing disparities. Progress remains slow but the necessity for change is becoming impossible for service providers to ignore.
August 18, 2020
The rapid growth of this movement demonstrates a shared frustration with current internet pricing. This momentum confirms that people are ready to demand a more equitable digital landscape for Nigeria.
27 Comments
M
Muhammad Musa
5 years ago
Featured
In India 1gb of data is 1 rupee that's ₦5 naira in Nigeria. Imagine?
A country like India that we started at the same time has surpassed us in so many ways,
I believe that the Nigerian government has the capabilities to bring down the data expenses on its people.
Data is one of the things that I believe if is affordable can make lots of positive changes in youths daily lifestyle with an improved network coverage.
J
Joseph
5 years ago
Featured
It not fair data are getting very expensive infact even at this period of time no reduction at all
D
Diamond
5 years ago
Featured
Data costs in Nigeria are totally overpriced and it will do Nigerians a lot of good if the prices are subsidized.
E
Esther
5 years ago
Featured
The amount spent on data is stupendous...it's a main agent hindering online classes.
E
Ebube
5 years ago
Featured
Pls the internet price in this Nigeria
It is too much pls kindly reduce it
We are suffering
K
Ken Abraham
5 years ago
Featured
Nigeria is already a struggle
We Hustle online
They wanna frustrate us too
I support this petition
In India 1gb of data is 1 rupee that's ₦5 naira in Nigeria. Imagine? A country like India that we started at the same time has surpassed us in so many ways, I believe that the Nigerian government has the capabilities to bring down the data expenses on its people. Data is one of the things that I believe if is affordable can make lots of positive changes in youths daily lifestyle with an improved network coverage.