Glo was offering 24GB for only 8,000 before but
the same ₦8,000 will now get you a whopping
48GB. Right now, ₦1000 will get you 2GB on the
Glo network but MTN offers only 1.5GB for the
same amount. Here is a breakdown of all data
plans available on the Glo network presently.
Plan Name | Price (₦) | Data Volume | Validity |
SMS to 127 | USSD Code
Always Micro | 1,000 | 2GB | 30 Days | 53 |
*127*53#
My Phone | 2,000 | 6GB | 30 Days | 55 | *127*55#
So Special | 2,500 | 10GB | 30 Days | 58 |
*127*58#
Always Macro | 3,000 | 12GB | 30 Days | 54 |
*127*54#
N4,000 Data Plan | 4,000 | 18GB | 30 Days | 59 |
*127*59#
Always Min | 5,000 | 24GB | 30 Days | 11 |
*127*2#
Always Max | 8,000 | 48GB | 30 Days | 12 |
*127*1#
Silver | 10,000 | 11GB | 30 Days | 15 | *127*11#
Gold | 15,000 | 60GB | 30 Days | 16 | *127*12#
Platinum | 18,000 | 90GB | 30 Days | 17 |
*127*13#
One thing is certain, the network quality will
suffer a hit as the new data plans have attracted
quite a lot of subscribers. Glo has great data
plans but one thing a lot of people complain
about is the network quality. The 3G speed is
sometimes is worse than EDGE in certain areas
though this isn't the same everywhere.
As much as this gesture from Glo is appreciated, something has to be done about the poor network quality in quite a lot of locations. It remains to be seen if MTN, Airtel and Etisalat will further reduce their prices. The competition is still on and the consumers are loving it.
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