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Barely a week after introducing the N500 for 4.5GB data promo to its customers, 9Mobile is back again with another mouthwatering offer which gives new Morecliq subscribers a chance to activate cheap 1.5GB for N200 . This data plan acts as a perfect substitute for subscribers that feel that N500 is too much, and it carries the same 5 days validity period before it expires. How to Activate 9Mobile ₦200 for 1.5GB Data Simply buy and register a new 9Mobile SIM; On the new line, call 200 and then press 2 to join the Morecliq family ; Then dial *229*10*15# for the 1.5GB. It seems you can only activate this cheap data once according to few TechpAddicts that tried it. Meanwhile, old customers can still get 1GB for N200 which lasts for 3 days. Kindly share this post with friends amd tell us how it went. Enjoy!

A lot of people prefer to browse at night because there is less network jam and pages loads much faster during that time, together with zero disturbance which allows one to carry out his/her online work effectively, and coupled with the cheap night plans offered by our telco operators. In this post, we're here to see how to activate MTN, Airtel, 9Mobile, Ntel and Glo night plans . Including their respective subscription codes, validity periods, working time duration and how to check data balance. Let's proceed. How to Activate MTN Night Plan UPDATE Just when we thought that we could hold on to at least one good thing in Nigeria, we have lost it again. Why would MTN do such a thing? The telco giant just slashed the data volume allocation to its Pulse Night Data Plan . Starting from the 16th of August, you will now have to pay N25 for 125MB and N50 for N500MB which is usable within the hours of 12am and 4am. Previously as we are all aware, you would get 500MB for N2...

The Zambian government looks to be following in the steps of the Ugandan's by imposing a daily tax charge on the use on internet call services such as Whatsapp call and Skype so that telecommunication companies will not lose revenue. They fear that a lot of people do not use the traditional calls anymore and as such the telecommunication industry is threatened. The order to charge N10(0.03$) daily tariff on call has been approved by the cabinet of Zambia. The country also fears that instead of creating jobs in the country, internet call is creating wealth for Americans while the people in the country suffer. “The cabinet has approved an executive order that would see the introduction of N10 ($0.03) daily tariff charged on internet calls.”-Zambian government. Remember we reported that MTN, Glo, Airtel and some other network providers in Nigeria are putting pressure on NCC to block over-the-top (OTT) services like WhatsApp, IMO, Skype, etc., because they're losing revenu...

5 years ago, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) introduced an initiative in the form of Mobile Network Portability (MNP) which allowed subscribers to migrate from one network to the other—just in case they needed better service—while still maintaining their previous phone numbers. However, this initiative has been met with just little success as statistics from the NCC show that only 62,709 subscribers have ported to other networks from January to May of this year. The stats further show that 33,772 subscribers left their network and 33,437 moved to other new networks on this same 5 months period. MTN gained more subscribers and at the same time, they also lost more with 12,965 subscribers coming in and 6,614 going out; Globacom got 3,283 and lost 9,453 users; 9Mobile got 8,984 and lost 9,526; Airtel got 8,205 subscribers and lost 8,259. Many Nigerian prefer to totally dump their old SIMs instead of porting to a new network; and that is why this initiative hasn'...

Few weeks ago, we learnt that the Ugandan government imposed a compulsory, new tax of 200 shillings daily to have access to social media , and it seems Nigeria is heading in the same direction. In addition to the pending Cybercrime Prohibition and Prevention Act 2015 which if approved, will outrageously increase the price of our data bundle , another bill has yet-again been passed to the senate. The chairman of the Senate committee on ICT and Cybercrime, Abdulfatai Buhari said that the National Assembly will enact law to control what Nigerian carry out on social media. He continued, saying that as the general election draws nearer, social media should be strictly monitored as a result of many citizens using the platforms wrongly, and if left unchecked may lead the country into chaos. "We have got experts to advise us and we have presented a bill to the Senate. The bill has passed the first reading and it has been listed for second reading."-Abdulfatai Buhari Buhari furt...