Of all the telecom services providers in Nigeria, 9Mobile Nigeria; in my opinion; remains numero one when it comes to reliability and download speed. Due to this fact, they offer the most expensive data plans in the country at the moment. I see this as probably a ploy to keep …

Two nights ago, after an exchange of tweets with some of my tweeps, I learnt that the Etisalat full BIS plan is now N1,500 down from N3,000. As in,  you get up to 10 Web based emails + Unlimited data through out the duration of your plan for just N1500.
Thanks …

BlackBerry’s flagship device, the Z10, has been on the market for over a month now but due to the asking price (N100,000 – N130,000), lack of data compression and the *funny* data caps being offered by the major networks, I’m yet to get one. Besides I hear before the year …

Everyone who owns a feature phone with internet access in Nigeria now knows that the cheapest data plan you can get goes for N1,000 with a minimum data cap of 200MB depending on the network. Same applies to those who own non-blackberry smartphones.
For those of us with BlackBerry phones, N1,400 …

A few years back internet services in Nigeria were pretty expensive and widely limited to the cybercafés and post offices but as time went by and the GSM operators introduced us to the world of mobile telecommunications, internet availability came to expand and at the same time, the price began …

UPDATE: Looks like Globacom Nigeria has stopped giving out free data thus we are left once again with Etisalat Nigeria as the only mobile network that offers free data weekly (EasyCliq customers ONLY)
Since the beginning of the year, mobile operators in Nigeria have been unveiling packages that allow their subscribers …

3.75G mobile broadband internet is finally here in Nigeria thanks to the Etisalat Nigeria team who on the 26th Of September 2011 unveiled their long awaited pet project, EasyBlaze.
EasyBlaze offers browsing speeds of up to 42Mbps and just as it is with other mobile networks, this 3G service is currently …

Internet service in Nigeria is gradually building momentum and thanks to Globacom Nigeria, a good part of the population can access the world wide web at very affordable rates even on their BlackBerry Smartphones (N1,400 ONLY).
This tutorial was submitted by Bodunoye, who’s one of the commentators here at Patchwork Of …

I’ve never been a fan of the Zain-Airtel Nigeria network ’cause I’ve basically never found one genuine reason to add them to the list of telecommunication networks I belong to. Their ever changing name is enough to put me off as it sends out a clear message: “We are so …