Nigerians reacts as MTN increases data cost of 15GB from N2K to N6K

• MTN, a Nigerian network service provider, has increased the data cost of its 15GB weekly plan from N2K to N6K.

• Social media users have expressed dissatisfaction and shock at the unexpected increase.

• The weekly data package of 15GB, initially priced at N2K, has unexpectedly increased to N6K.

Nigerians have voiced their concerns following the announcement by the network service provider, MTN, regarding the increase in the cost of the 15GB weekly data plan from N2,000 to N6,000.

Users across various social media platforms have conveyed their displeasure and astonishment at this sudden price hike.

The weekly data package, which was priced at N2,000 just a few days prior, has now seen a dramatic rise to an astonishing N6,000.

Reacting to the post…

@AfrokonnectNG wrote: “This sudden price increase from ₦2,000 to ₦6,000 for 15GB is wild! How are people supposed to cope with such an outrageous hike? Internet access is essential for work, education, and staying connected, yet it’s being priced like a luxury.

@Gorilla23mp asked: “But this is almost 200% increment, I thought they said it won’t be up to 100%?”

@gbolahan2211 said: “Imagine MTN

@MTNNG

increasing their tariff 15gb overnight without prior notice to customers. This is no way to do things man. I even sent them a message and they told me cause they wanna serve me better. Damn!!”

@GIFTy6286 remarked: “If they like they should increase it to 1m, we will survive”

At this rate, users may be forced to look for alternatives or reduce their data consumption drastically. MTN really needs to reconsider this move because it’s not sustainable for the average Nigerian. What do you think about this development?”

@nolifefahard wrote: “Una Dey vote for capitalism na

We will learn the hard way.”

@damilarebellz commented: “Una see say

@AirtelNigeria

and

@GloWorld

are two oloriburuku and backward set of network providers….mtn will continue to do as they please with their tariffs and prices because they know these other two useless network provider can’t match them.”