Sh*cking Complaint: I Go Save Says Data Plans Now Last Just Hours, Not Months

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Nigerian comedian I Go Save has expressed concern over the rapid depletion of internet data in the country, saying Nigerians are not getting value for what they pay.

In a video shared online, he complained that data subscriptions meant to last a month often run out within a very short period, leaving users frustrated and confused.

He questioned the fairness of the situation and wondered why many people continue to experience the same issue without any clear explanation from service providers.

According to him, the problem disproportionately affects ordinary Nigerians, especially those who struggle to afford data.

The comedian added that the situation has become so bad that even wealthier individuals may find it difficult to cope if the trend continues.

He compared Nigeria’s data services with those abroad, where monthly subscriptions typically last for the full duration as promised.

He also called on President Bola Tinubu to intervene and address the issue, saying it should not be overlooked in favor of other national concerns like food.

Speaking further, he lamented that Nigerians are being shortchanged, urging authorities to look into the complaints and ensure fair service delivery.

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