BABATUNDE OLADEPO 
Running a generator in Nigeria costs far more than most people realize. At the current petrol price of ₦1,100 to ₦1,300 per litre (as of mid-March 2026), a typical 2.5kVA petrol generator running 6 hours daily at moderate load consumes roughly 2.5 to 3 litres of fuel per day. That translates to approximately ₦82,500 to ₦117,000 per month on fuel alone, … Read more
To migrate to MTN Awuf4U, simply recharge your MTN line using *888*Recharge PIN# instead of the standard recharge code. There is no separate migration code because Awuf4U is not technically a tariff plan. It is a bonus recharge offer available to all MTN prepaid and postpaid customers that rewards you with up to 500% airtime bonus on every recharge of ₦100 and … Read more
Glo data plans remain among the most affordable internet packages in Nigeria heading into 2026, with prices starting at just ₦50 for 45MB and going up to ₦100,000 for a massive 1TB data bundle. The most popular monthly plan gives you 2.6GB for ₦1,000 valid for 30 days, while heavier users get 32GB for ₦5,000 or 42GB for ₦10,000 on the recently … Read more
To borrow data from MTN Nigeria, dial *303# on your MTN line, select XtraByte from the menu, choose your preferred data bundle from the options displayed, and confirm the transaction. MTN credits the borrowed data to your account instantly, and the bundle cost plus a 15% service fee (VAT inclusive) gets deducted automatically from your next recharge. That is the quick answer. … Read more
The price of 50,000mAh power banks in Nigeria currently ranges from ₦29,300 for budget options to ₦92,000 for premium models with laptop charging capabilities. Based on current market listings, you can expect to pay between ₦38,000 and ₦55,000 for reliable mid-range options, while the Oraimo PowerJet 501 with 85W laptop charging sells for ₦59,900 to … Read more
The best water cooling fans for rooms in Nigeria include evaporative air coolers with large water tanks, rechargeable mist fans for personal cooling, and portable water fan coolers for smaller spaces. Prices range from around ₦15,000 for USB powered mini desk fans to ₦69,000 for compact air coolers, with full-sized standing mist fans starting around … Read more
Managing your Spectranet account should not feel like solving a puzzle, yet many subscribers struggle with basic tasks like logging in, checking their data balance, or resetting a forgotten password. The SelfCare portal at selfcare.spectranet.com.ng serves as your central hub for all account activities including payments, plan changes, and subscription management. I remember the first … Read more
To recharge your Spectranet WiFi, log into selfcare.spectranet.com.ng with your User ID, select your plan, and pay via Webpay (card payment). You can also recharge using the Spectranet Selfcare App, Quickteller, Payoutlet, MyPaga, Jumia One, recharge vouchers, direct bank deposit, cryptocurrency via Bitrefill, or by visiting a Spectranet office to pay with POS or cash. … Read more
Yes, Spectranet offers unlimited data plans in Nigeria, but with important caveats that every subscriber must understand before signing up. Their 4G LTE “Unlimited” plans provide continuous internet access but throttle speeds to 1 Mbps after you exhaust your primary data allocation, which ranges from 200GB to 550GB depending on your plan. Their Home Fiber … Read more
Spectranet data plans range from ₦450 for a simple 1GB top-up to ₦155,000 for a full year of 1TB data, with options covering everything from casual student browsing to heavy freelancer workloads and family streaming. After testing Spectranet across three different plan categories over the past six months while working remotely from my Garki apartment … Read more